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Visual programming (Computer science)

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Programming with VisualAge for C++ for Windows

Michael Friess, Marc Carrel-Billiard, Isabelle Mauny

1997

Microsoft Visual C# .NET

Joyce Farrell

2002

Rick Spence's guide to CA-Visual Objects

Rick Spence

1995

Home automation basics

Thomas E. Leonik

2000

Visual Basic 6

Noel Jerke

1999

Microsoft Excel, version 5.0

1993

Visual Basic 2008

Paul J. Deitel

2008

Definitive guide to Excel VBA

Michael Kofler

2000

Visual C++.NET

William H. Murray

2002

Debugging Visual Basic

David G. Jung

2000

Rapid application development with Visual Basic 6

David McMahon

2000

Learn to Program with Visual Basic 6

John Smiley

1998

Handbook of visual languages for instructional design

Todd Stubbs

2007

Beginning ASP.NET 1.1 databases : from novice to professional

Dan Maharry, Damien Foggon

2004

Visual C# 2010 Recipes

Allen Jones

2010

Visual Basic 2005 express edition for dummies

Richard Mansfield

2006

Visual C++ 6 Unleashed

Mickey Williams

2003

Microsoft Visual Basic .NET

Gary B. Shelly

2002

Microsoft Visual C# 2015

Joyce Farrell

2016

Visual Basic 2005 for dummies

Bill Sempf

2005

Paul Sheriff teaches Visual Basic 6

Paul D. Sheriff

1999

Visual languages and visual programming

S. K. Chang

1990

Visual C++ .NET Bible

Tom Archer

2002

Programming Visual Basic .NET

Dave Grundgeiger, Jesse Liberty

2002

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

William Newman, Michael Ekedahl

1999

Visual computing

Frank Nielsen

2005

Advanced Visual Basic.Net

Kip Irvine

2004

Starting Out with Visual C# 2010

Tony Gaddis

2011

Programming with Visual BASIC 6

Edward J. Coburn

1999

Microsoft Visual C♯ 2012

Joyce Farrell

2014

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