Microsoft 9GD00001 ユーザーズマニュアル
Chapter 5: Creating and Building Projects
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is the same as the visual object in the class diagram, and the GradePapers method is the
same as specified in the Class Details window. You can also see the comment on Teacher
as specified in the Property window. All that’s left for you to do is replace the call to throw
new System.NotImplementedException
same as specified in the Class Details window. You can also see the comment on Teacher
as specified in the Property window. All that’s left for you to do is replace the call to throw
new System.NotImplementedException
with your own code in C# or just add your code to
GradePapers
in VB.
Summary
You should now know how to create a solution and a project. You can set project
properties and add new members to projects. Additionally, you are able to add class
libraries to a project and reference those class libraries from other projects that use those
libraries. If you prefer a more formal design process, VS offers the Class Designer, which
you learned to use for both visualization and code generation. The next chapter builds
upon the coding process with VS by showing you how to debug code.
properties and add new members to projects. Additionally, you are able to add class
libraries to a project and reference those class libraries from other projects that use those
libraries. If you prefer a more formal design process, VS offers the Class Designer, which
you learned to use for both visualization and code generation. The next chapter builds
upon the coding process with VS by showing you how to debug code.