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Visual Basic .NET: The Complete Reference, compiled by Jeffrey R. Shapiro and published by McGraw-Hill Education, is a comprehensive book for those who aspire to be adept at Visual Basic .NET. It offers in-depth information on the new object-oriented capabilities of Visual Basic .NET, along with the core language including grammar, control-flow, operators, value-types, classes, interfaces, data structures and collections, delegates, GUI components, threading, and debugging. The book also explains how to work efficiently within the .NET Framework, and describes how to create highly reusable and adaptable code. About Jeffrey R. Shapiro Jeffrey R. Shapiro is a renowned software architect, IT specialist, and author. He is the Julius A. Stratton Professor of Electrical engineering and Computer Science at the Massachusetts Institute of technology and the former Director of the Research Laboratory of Electronics. About McGraw Hill Education McGraw Hill Education is one of the most renowned publishing houses. They have been catering quality textbooks and academic books in a wide spectrum of subjects. Their books are used by pre-K students, teachers and professionals alike. They also have online learning provision and multimedia tools to encourage better learning methods. The online content includes online testing and tutoring, e-Books, subscription services and customized course web sites, all of which could be adapted to mobile devices. Some of the books published by McGraw Hill Education are Applied Research Design for Business and Management, What would Steve Jobs Do?, Security Analysis And Portfolio Management, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.0 and Consumer Behaviour.