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Net Price Calculation
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A simple example of calculating and displaying the price of an
item |
| Color
Changer |
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This example uses three
track bars. When the user slides one of the track bars, the panel display an RGB
color that is a combination of the value of each track bar. |
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Progressive Clock |
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Displays the time using (horizontal) progress bars |
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Tick Counter |
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With this application, you can find out how
long a computer has been On or for how long an application has
been running |
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Operations |
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In this example, we use radio buttons to perform simple
operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and
division |
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Column
Chart
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This example draws a series of rectangles to
produce a column chart. Then, it uses a SolidBrush value
to fill the rectangles. |
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2-Column
Chart
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This is another example of drawing a column
chart. The chart is doubled so the values of each category can
be visually compared. |
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Pledge
Distribution
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This application uses three synchronized
numeric up down controls to calculate the percentage of money
allocated to each of three institutions.
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Payroll
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This example calculates
the amount of overtime worked by an employee of a company in a
payroll simulation
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| Georgetown
Cleaning Services
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This is an application that studies the
characteristics of the Button control. It simulates processing
orders for a dry cleaning store. |
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Compound
Interest
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The compound interest is a technique of
calculating money owed on a loan depending on the frequency of
calculating it. |
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Car Inventory
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This example illustrates two things: how to
use your own structure in a program and how to use a managed
array of a structure (or a class) as a member variable of
another structure or class. |
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Body Tag Formatter
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This application creates a format for the
HTML's body tag |
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Danilo Pizza |
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An example of processing order for a pizza business |
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CD Publisher |
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This application calculates the price of an order
based on the quantity ordered. |
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Student Grade |
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This exercise is meant to apply the theories
reviewed in file
processing. It simulates taking the grades of a student and
saving them to a file and being able to open them. |
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Department
Store |
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This example applies the concepts of file
processing to create a file-based database meant to create an
inventory and process orders for a department store. |
| XML-Based Applications |
| Music
Store |
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This application applies the concepts reviewed for
the DataSet class, the
data
tables, and the columns.
To do this, it simulates a musical instrument store that sells items
and saves them as XML. |
| College
Park Auto-Parts |
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This is an application used to create an inventory
and process orders for an auto parts store. The inventory and the
orders are saved in XML files. |
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College Park Auto-Shop
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In this exercise, we create an application
that can be used by a car repair business. An employee creates
a work order that includes the parts used to fix the car and
the types of jobs performed. When the repair is complete, the
user can save it to an XML file.
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File Processing
With XML
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Saving a a record or file as an XML file |
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