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Errata and Enhancements
for
Application Development Using Visual Basic and .NET
Application Development Using Visual Basic and .NET
ISBN: 0-13-093382-1
by Robert J. Oberg, Peter Thorsteinson and Dana L. Wyatt
Copyright © 2003 by Robert J. Oberg, Peter Thorsteinson and Dana L. Wyatt
Published by Prentice Hall PTR
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458
Please send any errata you
discover or enhancements you
would like to suggest to:
oberg@objectinnovations.com.
p. 26 The first sentence of the third paragraph under "Assemblies" should read: "In our
Serialize example there is only one file in the assembly...
p. 49 A sixth example of the new compound assignment operators should be provided:
x ^= 2 ' raise x to the power 2
p. 49 The second line of the code example of the compound assignment operator for
string concatentation should use buf rather than x.
p. 62 Figure 3-2 should be Figure 3-10.
p. 121 The second sentence should read: "Thus the Reservation object, which will be stored
in the list of reservations, is created in a more specialized class derived from Reservation
and is passed as a parameter to Reserve."
Figure 5-2 on p. 128 illustrates the inheritance
hierarchy and may be useful in understanding this example.
p. 191 The second to the last sentence should read: "We then show both c1 and c2, and we see
that both reflect the changes, meaning that the reference c1 has been copied to c2, and so
the changes in c2 have also changed c1."
p. 194 The first sentence in the section Sorting An Array should read: "The System.Array
class provides a shared method, Sort, that can be used for sorting an array."
p. 196 In the last paragraph, there are several references to static method. In each
case it should be shared method.
p. 197 In the paragraph under "Defining a Method," again, static method should be
shared method.
p. 208 The last sentence of the first paragraph should begin:
"The EventDemo\Step1 example..."
p. 225 In the first sentence of the last paragraph, "... inherited from
Windows.Forms.Form.Form should be: "...inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form."
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