Hi Friends I have posted a small program for checking vowels in console in vb.net
If there is any corrections please let me know...........
Module Module1
Dim a As Char
Sub Main()
Console.WriteLine("Enter Alphabets")
a = Console.ReadLine()
If a = "a" Or a = "e" Or a = "i" Or a = "o" Or a = "u" Or a = "A" Or a = "E" Or a = "I" Or a = "O" Or a = "U" Then
Console.WriteLine("Entered Leter Is Vowel")
Else
Console.WriteLine("Entered Letter is Not Vowel")
End If
End Sub
End Module
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S . Jai Gannesh(AJ)
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To program the Lucky 9 game in Visual Basic, start by creating a form with a button to generate random numbers and a label to display the result. Use the Random class to generate random integers between 1 and 9 when the button is clicked. Check if the generated number is 9 and update the label accordingly to indicate a win or loss. Finally, consider adding a reset option to allow players to play multiple rounds.
Use the MOD operator to get the remainder of integer division.
You program programs like notepad, paint and such. But for sure you can program/create any type of software/application that you want, as long as you know the code. There are many sample/example on the internet. You can search at Google by the keyword 'visual basic sample' or you can go to http://www.planet-source-code.com, the largest programming language/code sample database on the internet.
I'm not sure that you can - I only have the working model edition at home. I'll have to check out my work machine. In the meantime, you could draw a cicle or oval, using shapes, and hide the unwanted bit behind another shape.
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To program the Lucky 9 game in Visual Basic, start by creating a form with a button to generate random numbers and a label to display the result. Use the Random class to generate random integers between 1 and 9 when the button is clicked. Check if the generated number is 9 and update the label accordingly to indicate a win or loss. Finally, consider adding a reset option to allow players to play multiple rounds.
Microsoft no longer provide support for Visual Basic 6.0, and downloading or torrenting a copy of the program is illegal because you did not purchase a license for the product. Entertainingly, you can no longer purchase licenses for this product from Microsoft. Your best bet would be to ask friends or companies who have legitimately purchased this product and no longer require it and are willing to give up their license to you (Though you should check if the license is transferable first). It is however, highly suggested that you move on to the more up to date and supported technologies provided by Microsoft, currently Visual Basic 2010. This can do anything that you could do in Visual Basic 6.0 although some rather dramatic changes need to be adopted in regards to the basic programming logic of the language, as it becomes heavily object oriented. Certain rumors have circulated that you can only make game trainers on vb 6.0, this is incorrect and the majority of programmers find the visual basic 2010 environment easier to use.
Use the MOD operator to get the remainder of integer division.
I have never heard of that. I think you just have to go to your local police station and take their course, its only like 6 weeks. Check with them. It's just a basic course, background check, and drug test.
In Visual Basic, the statement used to test a radio button is typically an If...Then statement. You would check the Checked property of the radio button control to determine if it is selected. For example: If RadioButton1.Checked Then ... indicates that the code block will execute if RadioButton1 is selected.
string length is a function use to check the lenght of a string i.e number of alphabets in a word or sentence.
The BIOS (Basic Input Output System) runs the initial disc check and starts the required programs when you switch it on.
Absolutely, I developed a utility program allowing this alreade several years ago using Visual Basic 6.0, but now there are better utilities available for free. Check out DisplayFusion at http://www.binaryfortress.com/displayfusion/ It's a nice piece of work!
No. In order to check you code we must first see your code, but the answers website is not intended to be used for this purpose; it exists purely to answer questions, nothing more. Submit your code to a coding forum instead.