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Joceysmommy
02-11-2006, 03:24 AM
http://saturn.walagata.com/w/joceysmommy/VB_HW_002.jpg

http://saturn.walagata.com/w/joceysmommy/VB_HW_003.jpg

tHE QUESTIONS THAT CHECKED I NEED ANSWERED!!

jakbo
02-11-2006, 06:45 AM
I don't think anybody is going to do your homework for you. Why don't you at least try to do it and then ask specific questions about what you've done? It's the only way you're going to learn.

liorean
02-11-2006, 07:15 AM
Yeah. Actually, I recently suggested a homework policy that George will be adding to our rules. One thing included in it is:

To those asking about Homework:
- Don't expect us to give you the answer. Show you're interested in learning how to yourself get the answer, not just in surfing on the lessons others have already learnt.

_Dan
02-11-2006, 06:24 PM
Just out of interest, is that school, college, or univeristy?

...because i'm thinking of doing computer science at uni and that paper looks *really* depressing.:rolleyes:

_Aerospace_Eng_
02-11-2006, 07:01 PM
Just out of interest, is that school, college, or univeristy?

...because i'm thinking of doing computer science at uni and that paper looks *really* depressing.:rolleyes:
I'm going to guess college because most High Schools here don't teach higher than C++ and that paper is VB.net

Rappa
02-11-2006, 08:02 PM
well im only 16 and i just answered every question in that image in under a fricken minuite.

Mhtml
02-12-2006, 08:44 AM
Age has absolutely nothing to do with anything, we've discussed that about a million times. And well, VB is hardly the most complicated thing in the world.
That isn't really high level (in terms of difficulty) so I would imagine it would be highschool work. University and college etc. I would expect to be using C/C++ or at the very least Java.

VB.netLol omg no, not a managed interpreted language? Geez that's gotta be the most difficult thing anyone could use :rolleyes: .net = essentially a stupid patch to fix problems Microsoft compiled programs have running on windows because they didn't think about different possibilities (eg; dll hell) which could come up in the future. It's not an evolution or anything, it's just another way to get more money and you get a whole bunch of bonus things which you could have done yourself. It's all just because the previous, and older runtimes which were used under M$ compiled programs were crap.

I hate .net lol and all microsoft development tools and platforms.. They're just so damn terrible.

slushy77
02-13-2006, 08:47 PM
I suspect that chapters 1-3 of Fundamentals of Programming in VB.NET will provide descriptions and examples similar to the answers needed.

My posts on the Roman Calculator Help thread http://www.codingforums.com/showthread.php?t=78376
describe how to change values of labels on button click events. ;)

A lot of programming involves adapting previous work. Your abilities as a programmer depend on your confidence to adapt and create solutions.
So go ahead, and adapt the examples you find into the solutions you need. That will give you the confidence to work through the chapters that follow. :thumbsup: