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inputs to a funtion that provide information that a function needs to perform its task |
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integrated Development Environment a software tool that enables programmers to write, run, test, and debug programs quickly and conveniently |
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reusable software components that model items in the real world ex. contain properties and perform actions |
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allows you to set object properties visually, without writing code |
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| the ability to browse the web from visual studio.net |
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any part of the computer ex. keyboard, screen, hard drive, mouse |
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is fully object oriented (book definition) is event driven, is a visual programming language, and offers a powerful library |
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transmission control protocol ensures messages, consisting of pieces called "packets", were properly routed from sender to receiver and those messages arrived intact |
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| a collection of hardware and software associated with the internet that allows computer users to lacate and view multimeda-based documents on almost any subject |
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| OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING |
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enables programmers to create applications using prepackaged graphical components ex. C or C++ |
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located on the onine resouces on start page displays a page for browsing articles, news and tips for developing applications using Microsoft technologies |
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| building blocks for defferent types of Visual Basic .NET applications |
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allows you to select the object whose properties you wish to display in the Properties window ex. an objects namespace is displayed here |
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| displays a categorized table of contents in which help articles are organized by topic |
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| a property which scales the image to the size of the PictureBox |
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| use this to align controls that you place on the form |
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| programs that run on a computer |
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| another name for translator programs that convert assembly language programs to machine language |
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| windows that can display information for, and gather information from, the appications user |
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| when this is disabled for a window, it's pin icon is vertical |
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| a tiny point on your computer screen that displays a color |
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| a type of control that displays text that the user cannot modify |
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| command that prevents programmers from accidentally altering the size and location of the Form's controls |
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a tab that allows you to create your own color |
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