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Programming with Microsoft visual basic 2012/ Diane Zak.

By: Zak, Diane

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TextPublisher: Andover: Cengage Learning Asia, c2004Description: 936 p.: ill.; 26 cmISBN: 978-981-4568-69-2Subject(s): Visual programming (Computer science). | Microsoft visual basic for windows | Internet Programming | Visual basic (Computer program language)DDC classification: GC 005.2768 Z21 2014

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