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Acknowledgement: As An Integral Part of The Summer Internship Program of The Course

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

As an integral part of the summer internship program of the course


curriculum, this application was developed by me with the help of my
external/training guide, constant help and encouragement of my
internal guide and last but not the least, a couple of my friends whom I
am going to mention further.

First of all it was my external or industrial guide neeraj Sir who has
influenced me a lot in choosing such a project. Both these people are
from my training centre IBM cies, Lucknow. Mr. Neeraj Singh was my
faculty at ibm cies. He helped me with every necessary and minute
details of the project and has worked day in and day out in completing
the project in the due course of time.

Finally once again I thank all these people and full heartedly
acknowledge their support which had made this summer training and
project of mine a success.

abhishek
Abstract

Text to speech has been design to meet the need of wide variety of learners in
school and at home use speaking notepad technology to gain access to important
information. The goal of this tutorial is to give those who use, or help others use
Speaking notepad background information about the technology, ideas for how to
use it, and information about acquiring digital text.

Text to speech software tools are similar in that they speak text on a computer.
However, they vary widely in their functionality. When evaluating which program
would work best for you, think about the set of features that will give you the
support you need. To the left are links to a list of possible features available in
speaking notepad software. The links are organized by function. No one program
will contain every feature

All sincere efforts have been made to keep the project simple. One, who is
equipped with elementary computer knowledge, can get acquainted with the
facilities offered with the facilities offered by the site.
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CHRONOLOGICAL TRAINING DIARY
 WEEK 1ST :-
 Introduction to .Net Framework & C#.
 Visual Studio.Net & Its Common Feature, Microsoft Visual Studio.Net is
an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) which is a successor of
Visual
 Studio 6. We will build our first C# application with, and then without,
Visual Studio.Net.
 Basic Data Types and their mapping to Common Type System ,Variables,
Constant Variables or Symbols, Operators in C#, Arithmetic Operators,
Relational Operators, Prefix and Postfix notation, Flow Control ,
Conditional Statements and Loops In C#, if...else statement, switch...case
statement, for Loop, do...while Loop, while Loop, for each Loop.

 WEEK 2ND:-
 Arrays in C#:-An Array is a collection of values of a similar data type.
Technically, C# arrays are a reference type. Each array in C# is an object
and is inherited from the System. Declaration, Accessing the values stored
in an array, Instantiating and accessing Jagged Arrays.
 Inheritance in C#, Implementing inheritance in C#, Constructor calls in
Inheritance, Calling Constructors of the base-class explicitly, protected
Access Modifier.
 Polymorphism:-Polymorphism is the ability for classes to provide
different implementations of methods that are called by the same name.

 WEEK 3RD :- Structures (struct) and Enumeration


 A struct can be instantiated in three ways:
 1)Using the new keyword and calling the default no-argument
constructor.
 2)Using the new keyword and calling a custom or user defined
constructor.
 Without using the new keyword. The Need for Enumeration, Using
Enumeration (enum)
 Abstract classes and Interfaces, what is abstract class, need of
Abstract Classes, Interfaces, Implementing More Than One
Interface, Explicit implementation of methods.
 Exception Handling in C#

 WEEK 4TH :- Delegates and Events


 Delegates Basics, Calling the actual method through its delegate,
Passing delegates to methods, Multicast Delegates, Implementing a
Multicast Delegate, Removing a method from the multicast
delegate's invocation list, Events and Event Handling, Multicast
events, Passing some data with the Event.
 Win Forms and Windows Applications
 Win Form Basics, Building the "Hello Win Form" Application, Adding
Event Handling, Adding Controls to the Form, Solution Explorer,
Integrated Compiler, Solution builder and Debugger, Creating a new
Project, Toolbar.
 More Windows Controls and Standard Dialog Boxes

 List Box Control, Adding items to the list box, Accessing items in the list
box, Removing items from the list box, List Box Events, Combo Box
Control, Image List Control, Attaching An Image List to different
controls, Date Time Picker, Windows Standard Dialog Boxes, Open File
Dialog Box, Save File Dialog Box, Font and Color Dialog Boxes

 WEEK 5TH :-
 Multithreading in C# and Working With The File System & Streams
 What is Multithreading, Instance members of the System. Threading.
Thread class, Thread Priority, Thread Execution Control, Thread
Synchronization, Obtaining the Application’s Environment Information,
Obtaining the paths of various Windows Standard folder, System.IO File
class, System.IO File Info class, System.IO Directory and System.IO
Directory Info classes, Creating, deleting and checking for the existence of
directories, Getting the contents (files and sub-directories) of a directory.

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