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VB-Strings

Programming Examples of Enhanced String Processing

John Clark Craig

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Programming by Example - learn application programming by following the example of a master programmer

VB Strings' theme is string programming. In it, you'll find a wide variety of programming examples, demonstrating everything from simple subroutines and functions to complete applications. You'll find little fluff and stuff around the code, other than comment lines, as this is the best way to get right to the core of the code. Feel free to add the fluffy stuff as you wish to create the look and feel of your (programming) dreams. Where appropriate, more than one way to accomplish a programming task is presented, so you can grasp the options and become aware of just how many creative, fun ways there are to create code in this powerful language.

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About the Author

John Clark Craig is a passionate programmer from way back. Although he's learned several other programming languages such as FORTRAN, C, C++, C#, Java, and micro controller assembly, his heart has always been with the BASIC language. John has written seventeen books on programming topics, published by Microsoft Press, O'Reilly Media, and others. If you really want one of those bigger, more expensive books, check out Visual Basic 2005 Cookbook by O'Reilly Media (also available on Kindle). The code snippets in that book are still valid and very useful, mostly because the language has been very stable since the switch to the .NET Framework in February of 2002.