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Learning Programming Using Visual Basic.Net
Bill Burrows, University of Washington
Joe Lanford, University of Rochester

Problem Solving and the Object-Oriented Paradigm

Chapter Objectives

After studying this chapter, you should be able to
  • Understand some fundamental problem solving concepts and be able to formulate algorithms using pseudocode.
  • Realize that writing down the steps needed to solve a problem is not always an easy task.
  • Understand what an event-driven environment is and how it impacts problem solutions.
  • Describe how classes and objects work in the object paradigm.
  • Use and understand the basic vocabulary of the object paradigm.
  • Differentiate between visual and non-visual software components.
  • Begin understanding how Visual Basic .NET fits into the event-driven and object paradigms.




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