I agree with Rawlyn !!
2006-09-20 02:41:35
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answered by Digitally Й!Й 3
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The easiest to do this is using a function. Procedures and functions encourages code reuse. Example below:
Public Function EvaluateX(m As Single, x As Single, c As Single) As Double
EvaluateX = (m * x) + C
End Function
Using the function:
Private Sub Form_Load
MsgBox EvaluateX(5, 6 ,7)
End Sub
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2006-09-23 19:15:52
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answered by dabsani 3
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From your question I understand that:
You enter values for x,m,c
You must find Y
First create your form:
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Label "X=" , TextBox1
Label "m=", TextBox2
Label "c=", TextBox3
Label "Y=mX+c"
Button "Evaluate"
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Double click the button
Now you can add your code:
Dim x as integer
Dim y as integer
Dim m as integer
Dim c as integer
x=TextBox1.Text
m=TextBox2.Text
c=TextBox3.Text
y=m*x+c;
MsgBox y
A picture of the form:
http://eroare.home.ro/eval.jpg
I hope I'm right. I'm not using VB anymore
C# rules!
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Did you mean:
m,c -are constants
X is a varibile too
You must find out Y?
2006-09-20 01:00:08
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answered by simpaticool86 2
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X=(Y-c)/m
Do the programming yourself, that's why your teacher gave you this assignment.
Rawlyn.
2006-09-20 00:25:24
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answer #4
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answered by Anonymous
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