Beginner Programming With If Then Else Statements?
Oct 8, 2011
I am trying to create a program that calculates the prices of different payment methods of a buffet.The program requirements are simple. The buffet start in 1/7/2011 and ends 31/8/2011. Payments methods are online, cash and coupon. coupon is only valid from 1/8/2011 to 31/8/ 2011. 1 child is free for every 2 adult that pay. There are different prices for weekends (sat and sun) and different prices for weekdays. [code]
I'm trying to pick up some simple object-oriented programming skills so I am trying my hand at beginner's problem - and I am totally stuck...I'm trying to write a program that will print to a label, the area and perimeter of your shape of choice, dependent on the Length and Width (for Rectangles and Triangles) or Radius (For Circles) you input and the shape you select.
I know how to do this easily with simple event-driven programming, but I'm trying to do this by using classes and inheritance.The idea I have is that you enter in length/Radius and/or width into text boxes (txtLen, txtWid) and then you can click a button to display the Length, Width and Perimeter or Radius and Circumference, and Area.
I'd create a Super-Class: Shapes to define my overarching parameters - all shapes have area and perimeter. Then I would create sub-classes for each shape inheriting the overarching "Shapes" class - dim'ing all of their respective extra pieces. Then the buttons would display the appropriate info when clicked.I understand this seems like a lot - but really I just need help getting my feet on the ground for this.
I have been working on this all weekend and can't figure out what I am doing wrong. The objective is to collect 3 numbers from the user then display to them the numbers they entered, the lowest number entered, the highest number entered, the total, and the average. Can someone review this and tell me what I am not getting?
Can someone give me a site to a tutorial that will help me write a program that will generate a pattern using do while, if else statements,and do until statements. I have been using google but I can't find anything. I need to generate patterns a certain size 6 by 6 or similar such as something like a checkerboard but where the ^ symbols is there a suppose to be a blank space..
I want to learn visual basic, what book or books are the best to take me from beginner to intermediate?Would it be more advantageous to go through VB 2008 or VB2010 tutorials first or should i start with a book before going through VB2008 or VB2010 tutorials?I am comfortable with Sequel (SQL) language, learned on the job and am at the advanced level of Excel/Access writing formulas functions,etc. the next logical step is to learn VB.
I just need a good nights sleep, but Im simply reading through a file (2010 data) and for selected teams, accessing the corresponding data for the previous year (2009 data), which is held on a separate file. (I painstakingly input all the 2009 data manually)
ds1.Clear() cmd1.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM Teams WHERE Team = ?" cmd1.Parameters.Add(NewSqlCeParameter("Team", (ds.Tables(0).Rows(x) ("Team")))) cmd1.Prepare() cmd1.ExecuteNonQuery()
Dim conn As New SqlCeConnection, in the position marked **, it makes the program fall over on the cmd.prepare statement: requires an open and available connection
Public Class Form9 Dim compactStr As String Dim conn As New SqlCeConnection
The program should request the person's occupation, the amount of the bill, and the percentage tip as input and pass this information to a Sub procedure to display the person and the tip. Title is gratuities, first line Person's occupation, amount of the bill:, Percentage tip: Compute Tip, and show the tip. Im not sure how to approach it properly.[code]
I had this incredibly ambitious goal to make a video game and so I am teaching myself/relying on kindness and knowledge of others as I go along. So far I have learned a lot, however needless to say, this is a monstrously difficult challenge, however one that I am very passionate about completing. The idea is that I am making a trading card style game and I was hoping that I could continue to use this thread and your kindness to keep me going whenever nessecessary throughout this challenge.So, here is where I am now. (Please forgive me if i have posted too much details/not enough details. Since I am new, I am not sure what information you need to help me. This will be corrected as time goes by and I learn more)I have created a card class with two properties. name and picture with name As String, and picture as PictureBox. the constructor looks like this: [code]
My next goal(and where I am currently stuck) is making i so that when the user clicks on one of the items in the listbox, a picture of the appropriate card(saved in a pictureBox of its own on a different form, and referenced in the card via the picture element) will be placed inside the empty picture box on the deckPage.
Im using Visual Basic 2008.Okay I got all the design, and everything set up, even the hangman body parts coming on the screen and stuff. So my problem is creating the BLANKS, the underscores "_", and replacing them with a letter...
I was thinking creating Lables which i have no idea how to dynamically. Then giving each label name the letters they belong to, and everytime the user gets the rigth letter they get replaced.
I am having an issue getting my code to work. It is not showing my Look-Up Button for me to calculate the rate based on the weight and zone and it continues to constantly show that I have an error that I cannot seem to correct.
I have been looking for a good beginner tutorial on polymorphism, inhertance,and related terms.Something where I can start at and go through and get most of the common programming terms and techniques explained with examples
I'm beginner programmer in the amazing world named ".Net".I've a lot of questions
well, what I should learn C# or Vb.net What's the best blogs which talk about .Net technology and Open source projects Where can I find good tutorials, free books and ideas of projects how can I progress in ".Net" please, share your knowledge , your OPML of your favorite blogs or web sites about ".Net "
Student pursuing BSIT degree, employer expectations, entry level. I would like to solicit opinions from this forum as to what your professional expectations are as regards an entry level position in working in the database realm... I see many job opportunities that require a minimum of 2 or more years experience, how does one go about obtaining this experience (I have tried very hard to maintain a minimum 3.70+ GPA) but have ZERO work experience in this field... I spend non school time working in VB and SQL to try and increase my proficiency. I have considered postponing my job search until I obtain certifications from brainbench etc... Any criticism and or advise is welcomed... Again I have no experience in database other than undergrad work in class.
I am trying to create a program that the user enters the number of enrollments for 5 different campuses during two semesters. I just got started and here is what I have so far but when I run the program it is stuck in an infinite loop and will not go to the next function. I am not sure how to end the loop. Here is what I have so far:
Module Module1 Dim SIZE As Integer = 5 Dim campus() As String = {"Decatur Day", "Decatur Evening", "Huntsville Day", "Huntsville Evening", "Distance Learning"} Dim semester() As String = {"Fall 2010 semester", "Spring 2011 semester"} [Code] .....
I have recently taken a liking to programming, and have programmed a few games in C#,my friend has asked me to program an application for him to use in his shop. But I have no idea of what language is best suitable?
I avidly create games in VB.net. Being a hobby programmer I give my games away for free. Since I'm a hobbiest without formal training I do try and educate myself on proper programming principles and follow them when programming such as OOP. There are however some things I have obviously missed being self-taught that perhaps I would know if I were formally educated. Once such issue that has really been my bane is how different classes (from now on referred to as objects) 'know' about each other WITHOUT programming specific interaction.
Okay imagine this, you have a space game and the following objects
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Now each one of these objects has a Health, X,Y and Z private members and properties that are all inherited from clsSpaceEntity for argument sake. Now one way of programming collision between them would be to code out the following logic in the main game loop
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Now this might seam okay if your talking about the simple example above but some of my games have tens or even HUNDREDS of objects that interact in this basic way. Is there a way in OOP to do the following... for each thing that inherits from clsSpaceEntity check against every other object that inherits this type (except itself) and if they collide then reduce health next? This sort of ability for a type of objects/class or whatever to be 'aware' of another and how they are the same/different and interact would save me tonnes and tonnes and TONNES of coding.
I have to Create a Bowling Scores application that allows the user to enter 5 scores and then displays the high score and the low score and then clicking on the Statistics button there would be a label showing which is higher and lower. We HAVE TO USE FOR AND NEXT STATEMENTS.
is there any way to use 2 for every.... statements?
i want to load up my.settings and 1 list will make new toolstripdropdownitem and the other lists is for the tooltiptexts
or I could do it another way, but how can I check the index of items in a my.setting string collection? like if I want to get the text of index number 3 how do I do that?
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 with VB.NET, and in class we were assigned this project: A procedure should calculate a 2% price increase on all red shirts, but a 1% price increase on all other items. In addition to calculating the price increase, the procedure also should calculate the new price. You can use the variables strItemColr, strItem, decOrigPrice, decIncrease, and decNewPrice. Format the original price, price increase, and new price in the lblOriginal, lblIncrease, and lblNewPrice controls, respectively.
I need to know if this particular block of code will work, and if not, what i need to do to make it work. I'm doing touchy business and i'd prefer to have it right the first time.