1. BIL528 – Bilgisayar Programlama II Introduction 1

2. Contents Information about the course Visual Studio 2012 Environment Designing a Simple Visual C# Program 2

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4. About the course Lecturer:Muzaffer DOĞAN Office Phone:6562 E-mail Address:muzafferd@anadolu.edu.tr Web Page:http://ceng.anadolu.edu.tr/muzafferd/ Teaching Assistant:--- Course Web Page:http://ceng.anadolu.edu.tr/Ders.aspx?id=78 Class Hours and Location:09:00-12:00, TUE on B2 Office Hours:14:00-17:00, THU Prerequisites:- C / C++ / Java / C# Programming - Object Oriented Programming Textbooks:Teach Yourself Visual C# 2008 in 24 Hours, James Foxall, Sams Publishing, 2008. Beginning Microsoft Visual C# 2012, Karli Watson, Christian Nagel et al., Wiley Publishing, 2012. Illustrated C# 2012, Daniel Solis, Apress, 2012. 4

5. Course Contents Week 1Visual Studio 2012 IDE, Creating a New Project Week 2Understanding Objects and Collections, Understanding Events Week 3Building Forms: Basics and Advanced Techniques Week 4Working with Traditional Controls: Labels, Text Boxes, Buttons Check Boxes, List Boxes, Combo Boxes; Using Advanced Controls: Timers, Tabbed Dialog Boxes, Image Lists, List View, Tree View Week 5Menus, Toolbars, Status Bar, Creating and Calling Methods Week 6First Midterm Week 7Using Constants, Data Types, Variables and Arrays; Arithmetic Operations, String Manipulation, Date/Time Adjustments Week 8Making Decisions, Looping 5

6. Course Contents (continued) Week 9Debugging, Designing Objects Using Classes Week 10Interacting with Users, Working with Graphics Week 11Performing File Operations, Working with Text Files and the Registry Week 12Second Midterm Week 13Working with a Database, Controlling Other Applications Using Automation Week 14Deploying Applications Week 15Final Exam 6

7. Grading Plan 1 st MT: 20%, 2 nd MT: 20%, Homework: 20%,Final: 40%. Curve will be applied to the grades If your grade is below 80%, you cannot get the grade AA, but it is not certain that if you pass 80% then you get AA. If your grade is below 35%, you certainly fail, but this does not mean that you’ll get at least DD if you pass 35%. 7

8. Sample Grading Plan Grade Letter Grade ≥ 80AA ≥ 75AB ≥ 70BA ≥ 65BB ≥ 60BC Grade Letter Grade ≥ 55CB ≥ 50CC ≥ 45CD ≥ 40DC ≥ 35DD < 35FF 8

9. Attendances You don’t have to attend the classes but recent experiences show that the students who attend the classes are more successful All students are responsible for visiting the website of the course at least two times in each week Announcements, assignments, grades, and project subjects will be published on the website. 9

10. Supplementary Software In this course, you’ll need Visual Studio 2010 software You can download it from a shared folder as explained in http://ceng.anadolu.edu.tr/msdn.aspx page http://ceng.anadolu.edu.tr/msdn.aspx You can login to the website using your Anadolu e-mail account. If you have problems in logging in, please inform me. 10

11. Creating a New Project 11

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16. The First Changes The Name property is the first property you should change when you add a new object to your project. Change the filename of the form from the Solution Explorer too. Note: When you change the filename, Visual Studio asks you to change the name of the form. 16

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18. Changing the Title of the Form Changing the filename and name of the form does not change the title of the form which is displayed at the top-left corner of the window. You should change the title of the form using the Text property. 18

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20. Giving the Form an Icon – In the Properties windows, change the Icon property of the form. Changing the Size of the Form – Change the Width and Height properties of the form under the Size property. – Both values are represented in pixels. – You can also size a form by dragging its border. 20

21. Adding Controls to the Form Use the Toolbox window. Some controls in the toolbox have visible interface, but some not. You can make the toolbox visible always by clicking the pushpin picture at the top- right corner. 21

22. Designing an Interface 1.Design the form’s user interface 2.Write the code behind the interface. This procedure is generally the best to design a form. 22

23. Adding a Visible Control to a Form Visible controls can be added in two ways: 1.By double-clicking the control 2.By dragging the control and dropping on the form. You can place the controls wherever you want by dragging them on the form. Let’s add two buttons and a PictureBox control to the form… 23

24. 24 PropertyValue NamebtnSelectPicture Location295, 10 Size85, 23 TextSelect Picture PropertyValue NamebtnQuit Location295, 40 TextQuit PropertyValue NamepicShowPicture BorderStyleFixedSingle Location8, 8 Size282, 275

25. Adding an Invisible Control to a Form Not all controls have physical appearance. They are not designed for user interactivity. Examples: OpenFileDialog and SaveFileDialog controls You can add them to the control by the same way as the visible controls. They are shown below the form at design time but they are not shown at the runtime. 25

26. Adding an OpenFileDialog Control Add an OpenFileDialog control to the form and change the following properties: 26 PropertyValue NameofdSelectPicture Filename FilterWindows Bitmaps|*.BMP|JPEG Files|*.JPG TitleSelect Picture

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28. Executing the Program Simply press Ctrl+F5 – Runs the program normally You can press F5 or click the debug button on the toolbar instead – But this runs the program in debug mode and it is a bit slower. Clicking the buttons does not do anything now because we didn’t write any code for them! 28

29. Writing the Code Behind an Interface Visual C# is an event-driven language, which means that code is executed in response to events. These events might come from users, such as a user clicking a button and triggering its Click event, or from Windows itself. 29

30. Letting a User Browse for a File When you double-click a control on a form in Design view, the default event for that control is displayed in a code window. The default event for a Button control is its Click event. Double-click the Select Picture button now to access its Click event in the code window. 30

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32. The Content of the Method private void btnSelectPicture_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Show the open file dialog box. if (ofdSelectPicture.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK) { // Load the picture into the picture box. picShowPicture.Image = Image.FromFile(ofdSelectPicture.FileName); // Show the name of the file in the form’s caption. this.Text = "Picture Viewer (" + ofdSelectPicture.FileName + ")"; } 32

33. Terminating a Program Using a Code Write the following code into the Click event of the Quit button: // Close the window and exit the application this.Close(); 33

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35. Execution of the Program 35

36. Exercises Change your Picture Viewer program so that the user can also locate and select GIF files. (Hint: Change the Filter property of the OpenFileDialog control.) Change the background color of the form. Change the background color of the buttons. Change the color of the texts on the buttons. What happens if you try to display a larger image? How can you solve this problem? 36