.NET Technologies have taken the programming world by storm. Its unified programming model, COM interoperability and ability to gel with existing applications have taken Desktop Computing, Web Computing and Enterprise Computing to the next step. So much development is being done in .NET that that the number of professionals required with .NET expertise far outstrips the number of “good” .NET candidates available. This book will help two categories of reader – those who wish to find out how good VB.NET programmers they are and to those who wish to find out how good are the candidates who claim to ne know VB.NET.

Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 : .NET Framework Chapter 2 : Datatypes Chapter 3 : Control Instructions Chapter 4 : Operators Chapter 5 : Functions and Subroutines Chapter 6 : Classes and Objects Chapter 7 : Constructors Chapter 8 : Inheritance Chapter 9 : Arrays Chapter 10 : Strings Chapter 11 : Structures Chapter 12 : Enumerations Chapter 13 : Properties Chapter 14 : Namespaces Chapter 15 : Exception Handling Chapter 16 : Polymorphism Chapter 17 : Interphases Chapter 18 : Collection Classes Chapter 19 : Delegates Chapter 20 : Attributes