Visual Basic .NET within an ASP .NET Page

Object-Oriented Programming

• Programming statements, or code,can be combined into logical grouping functions, event handlers, and procedures.
• In Object-oriented programming, you can create objects based upon a class,
  then you can access the object across multiple pages.
  • An object is a set of related code that is compartmentalized and
    built upon these classes.
  • Creation of an object consists of two steps.
    
    The first step is to create the object definition, called the class.
    
    You use the class as a template for creating a new object.
    When you create an object, you are really creating an instance of the class.

      The final web pages should appear as follows: 

      ClassVariables.aspx                         SampleUsingVB.aspx

      The following VB .NET examples allow you to experiment with
      the code to understand the creation of objects, functions and properties.
      The example "debugger" contains a small logic error that you should be able to fix.

      debugger.zip                    account.zip                    triangle.zip