Advanced Animation with a Deeper Understanding of VB.NET Class

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Classes are essential to VB.NET programs. They are the building blocks of our programs. A Class is a reference type—it is allocated on the managed heap. It can have Functions and Subs, and also data members—this includes fields. It is a container for data and code. The data within the class can be accessed with properties. The code is referred to as methods. The best thing about OOP is that it allows you to group data into discrete variables contained within a class in your program. This data is separate and distinct from any other class in your application. No class can interfere with the data in any other class without going through a specific interface on that class. Each object defines its functionality as a set of properties and methods that it will respond to. Other code can call these methods on the object and have them perform some behavior and use the properties to retrieve or change some information. In this way, code cannot affect the information or processes of other objects directly. As you build a class, you will see how to build this functionality using properties and methods. This is my sample laboratory activity program for my students enrolled in VB.net course. 1234567 Happy coding! :) Download and try it! For more inquiries and need programmer for your thesis systems in any kind of programming languages, just contact my number below. Best Regards, Engr. Lyndon Bermoy IT Instructor/System Developer/Android Developer/Freelance Programmer Mobile: 09488225971 Landline: 826-9296 E-mail:[email protected] Add and Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donzzsky Visit and like my page on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/BermzISware

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