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The basic code which responds to a specific event is called even procedure OR Event procedure is one which establishes the link between the object and code with the help of name OR Reaction og a control to the external condition
Both solve problem by dividing prob into sub-problems (1)but in DP the sub problems are not independent where as in d&c the sub problems are independent of each other (2)DP solves the sub problem only once and then stores it in table whereas D&C does more work on the sub problems and hence has more time consumption.
Both A function and a Sub carry out a procedure, but only A function returns a result while a Sub does not return a result.
make sure that the procedure you are calling is in the SAME form and/or on a different form marked as public or friend. preferably public.The calling procedure will then need to type in the name of the procedure to be called. Ill give an example.form1private sub fun()'some code here...'dim sweet as integer = 0coolBeans(sweet)end subform2public sub coolBeans(byval variable as integer)'code to be called hereend subThis will call coolBeans from fun passing it sweet.Note 2 things: byval means that the variable will not change in sub fun. if you want it to, pass it with byref.you do not have to pass anything, but you MUSTcall the next sub: coolBeans()
Pinched off nerve terminal obtained at the end of sub-cellular fractionation procedure.
The far procedure is used at the place where the function call is given in main program and function definition is given in sub program....
A procedure is a group of executable statements wrapped between a declaration statement and a matching End statement, the following are examples of valid VB procedures: Sub Function Event Handler Property Procedures Operation Procedures Generic Procedures E.g Private Sub ExampleProcedure() <Code> End Sub
Function returns a value but sub procedure do not return a value.
A subroutine is a procedure call. In other words, a function call.
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