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Aug 25, 2013 ... Programming With Microsoft Visual Basic 2012, Third Edition ... In Figure 25-12, change the last line in Example 3's code to Where game.
Clearly Visual Basic Programming With Microsoft Visual Basic 2012, Third Edition Errata Sheet – 8/25/2013 Chapter 7 – Pages 134, 139, 140, 145, and 146 On Page 134 in Chapter 7, change Step 3 to the following: 3. Start the application. If a dialog box similar to the one shown in Figure 7-3 appears, click the No button. (If you are using the Express Edition, your dialog box’s title bar will say Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Desktop.) On Page 139 in Chapter 7, change the first two sentences in Step 5 to thefollowing: You can use either the DEBUG menu’s Step Into option or the F8 key (F11 key if you are using the Express Edition) on your keyboard to tell the computer to execute the highlighted instruction. Press the F8 key (or the F11 key if you are using the Express Edition). On Page 140 in Chapter 7, change the fourth sentence in Step 9 to the following: Press F8 (F11 if you are using the Express Edition) to process the procedure header. On Page 140 in Chapter 7, change the first sentence in Step 12 to the following: Press F8 (F11 if you are using the Express Edition) to process the TryParse method. On Page 140 in Chapter 7, change the third sentence in Step 14 to the following: Press F8 (F11 if you are using the Express Edition) to execute the highlighted statement, and then place your mouse pointer on decDiscount10 in the statement. On Page 145 in Chapter 7, add the following to the end of Step 4: (If you are using the Express Edition, the error message appears in a box along with a Break button. Click the Break button.) On Page 146 in Chapter 7, change the fourth bullet in the Summary section to the following: You can step through your code in the Code Editor window using either the Step Into option on the DEBUG menu or the F8 key (F11 key if you are using the Express Edition) on your keyboard.

Chapter 18 – Page 426 In Exercise 8, change 20-element to 4-element.

Chapter 21 – Pages 483-485, 487, and 489 On page 483 in Chapter 21: In Figure 21-6, change Public Function GetGallons to Private Function GetGallons.

On page 484 in Chapter 21: Change the second Step 2 to Private Function GetGallons(ByVal pool As Dimensions) As Double. On Page 485 in Chapter 21: In Figure 21-7, change Public Function GetGallons to Private Function GetGallons. On Page 487 in Chapter 21: Change Step 3 to Private states(2) As StateInfo. On Page 489 in Chapter 21: In Figure 21-11, change the first Dim statement to Private states(2) As StateInfo.

Chapter 25 – Page 578 In Figure 25-12, change the last line in Example 3’s code to Where game.Price > 40 Into Count.

Chapter 26 – Page 590 In Figure 26-2, change Public Function GetGallons to Private Function GetGallons.