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Microsoft Visual J# is part of the Microsoft Visual
Studio .Net, a suite of languages and a programming environment used
to create desktop, server, |
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and web-based applications. This site provides
lessons and examples on how to use the J# language, the Visual J#
environment, and the Visual Studio .Net programming world. |
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Payroll
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This application calculates
overtime from a time sheet in a payroll simulation
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Net Price Calculation
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A simple example of calculating and displaying the price of an
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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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Body Tag Formatter
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This application creates a format for the HTML's body tag
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Progressive Clock
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A form that displays the current time using
progress bars
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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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Danilo Pizza |
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An example of processing order for a pizza business
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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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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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Introduction to MSVJ#