Example 1: Shuffling with Class
To cement your understanding of classes and objects, this exercise converts the deck of cards in the shuffle program from the previous chapter into a class. You’ll be surprised how easy and obvious this can be. Just follow these steps:
Launch Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and create a new project named shuffleclass.
Close any open windows that pertain to Form1.vb. For example, if the main code window displays a tab titled Form1.vb or Form1.vb [Design], click the tab and then its Close box.
In Windows Explorer, open the folder where you created the example from the previous chapter. By default, this will be C:\Documents and Settings\user\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\Shuffle, where user is the name of your Windows ...
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