This document discusses the process of creating and running an Android application from source code. It involves writing Java source code, compiling it to Java bytecode, then to Dalvik bytecode optimized for Android. The Dalvik bytecode and other app files are combined into an .apk file. An IDE like Android Studio is used to compile the code, start an emulator, and run the app. The app undergoes multiple translations from human-readable code to processor-understandable instructions before being executed on Android devices.
This document provides an introduction to programming languages and variables. It explains that a programming language acts as a translator between a programmer's instructions and the computer's machine language. It also defines what variables are in programming - namely, that they are names that store and represent values like numbers, text, or true/false states. The document gives examples of how to declare variables in Visual Basic by specifying their name, data type, and assigning an initial value. It also shows how to display a variable's value using a message box.
1) The document introduces Visual Basic programming and provides examples of simple console applications that demonstrate key features like comments, modules, and procedures.
2) A simple program is shown that displays the text "Welcome to Visual Basic!" to illustrate comments, modules, and sub procedures. Step-by-step explanations of how to create and run the program in Visual Studio are provided.
3) Another simple program is presented that gets two numbers from the user, adds them, and displays the sum. This illustrates variables, data types, and arithmetic operators.
The document provides algorithms for creating various documents and tables using Microsoft Office applications and Oracle SQL. The algorithms include steps for creating mail merges in Word, questionnaires in Word, student marklists in Excel, applying statistical functions in Excel, creating advertisements in PowerPoint, payroll details in Access, and creating and populating tables in Oracle SQL.
This document provides an overview of Visual Basic and its evolution. It discusses:
1) The origins and early history of Visual Basic, from its beginnings as BASIC in the 1960s to the introduction of Visual Basic in 1991.
2) The major features of Visual Basic, including its integrated development environment, support for graphical user interfaces, event handling, object-oriented programming, and rapid application development capabilities.
3) The introduction and features of VB.NET in 2000, including enhanced language interoperability, support for internet features and web services, improved object orientation, and platform independence.
The document provides information on how to work with Visual Basic (VB), including how to start a VB project, the components of the VB window, how to place controls on a form, set properties, add code to handle events, and develop a basic VB application to display a message. The key steps are to start a new project, place controls like labels and textboxes on the form, set properties like font and color, add code triggered by events, save and run the project to see the output.
This document provides an overview of the structure and key components of an Android application. It discusses renaming a project, the main application components like the Java source files and resource folders for images, layouts and strings. It also covers the AndroidManifest file and initializing layout elements like buttons, text views and edit texts in the Java code. The document then demonstrates setting onclick listeners for buttons to add interactivity to the app.
This document discusses the process of creating and running an Android application from source code. It involves writing Java source code, compiling it to Java bytecode, then to Dalvik bytecode optimized for Android. The Dalvik bytecode and other app files are combined into an .apk file. An IDE like Android Studio is used to compile the code, start an emulator, and run the app. The app undergoes multiple translations from human-readable code to processor-understandable instructions before being executed on Android devices.
This document provides an introduction to programming languages and variables. It explains that a programming language acts as a translator between a programmer's instructions and the computer's machine language. It also defines what variables are in programming - namely, that they are names that store and represent values like numbers, text, or true/false states. The document gives examples of how to declare variables in Visual Basic by specifying their name, data type, and assigning an initial value. It also shows how to display a variable's value using a message box.
1) The document introduces Visual Basic programming and provides examples of simple console applications that demonstrate key features like comments, modules, and procedures.
2) A simple program is shown that displays the text "Welcome to Visual Basic!" to illustrate comments, modules, and sub procedures. Step-by-step explanations of how to create and run the program in Visual Studio are provided.
3) Another simple program is presented that gets two numbers from the user, adds them, and displays the sum. This illustrates variables, data types, and arithmetic operators.
The document provides algorithms for creating various documents and tables using Microsoft Office applications and Oracle SQL. The algorithms include steps for creating mail merges in Word, questionnaires in Word, student marklists in Excel, applying statistical functions in Excel, creating advertisements in PowerPoint, payroll details in Access, and creating and populating tables in Oracle SQL.
This document provides an overview of Visual Basic and its evolution. It discusses:
1) The origins and early history of Visual Basic, from its beginnings as BASIC in the 1960s to the introduction of Visual Basic in 1991.
2) The major features of Visual Basic, including its integrated development environment, support for graphical user interfaces, event handling, object-oriented programming, and rapid application development capabilities.
3) The introduction and features of VB.NET in 2000, including enhanced language interoperability, support for internet features and web services, improved object orientation, and platform independence.
The document provides information on how to work with Visual Basic (VB), including how to start a VB project, the components of the VB window, how to place controls on a form, set properties, add code to handle events, and develop a basic VB application to display a message. The key steps are to start a new project, place controls like labels and textboxes on the form, set properties like font and color, add code triggered by events, save and run the project to see the output.
This document provides an overview of the structure and key components of an Android application. It discusses renaming a project, the main application components like the Java source files and resource folders for images, layouts and strings. It also covers the AndroidManifest file and initializing layout elements like buttons, text views and edit texts in the Java code. The document then demonstrates setting onclick listeners for buttons to add interactivity to the app.
This document provides an outline and overview of Chapter 3 from an introduction to Visual Basic programming textbook. It covers simple programs that print text and perform arithmetic, memory concepts, decision making using equality and relational operators, and using dialog boxes to display messages. Example code and screenshots are included to demonstrate key concepts like variables, arithmetic operators, if/then statements, and calling methods.
Introduction to visual basic programmingRoger Argarin
The document outlines a course on Visual Basic programming using Visual Studio .NET2005. It introduces Visual Basic and its history, covers basic concepts like object-oriented programming and event-driven programming. It describes setting up the Visual Studio development environment and how to plan and create Visual Basic projects using forms, controls, properties, and code. References and resources are provided to learn more about Visual Basic and .NET programming.
This chapter introduces Visual Basic programming and presents simple programs to illustrate key concepts. It discusses printing text, getting user input, performing arithmetic operations, using variables to store and manipulate data, and making decisions using equality and relational operators. The chapter contains code examples with explanations and step-by-step instructions for creating and running programs in the Visual Studio IDE.
Part 4 Introduction to Gui with tkinterMohamed Essam
This document discusses Tkinter, a Python GUI library. It provides instructions on how to create basic GUI elements like labels, buttons, and text entry boxes. It explains that Tkinter is bundled with Python so no installation is needed. It also describes the grid geometry manager for laying out widgets and the .place() manager for precise positioning. Finally, it discusses how to use the .get() method to retrieve text entered by the user in an Entry widget.
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Introduction of VS2012 IDE and ASP.NET ControlsKhademulBasher
This document provides an overview of the ASP.NET Jump Start Session - 3. It discusses Abu Md. Khademul Basher's published articles, Windows Phone apps, and contents that will be covered in the session including Visual Studio 2012 IDE, ASP.NET controls like HTML server controls and web server controls, and features like themes, projects, debugging, and more. Validation server controls and a demo are also mentioned.
The document describes how to create a Word file from a template using Visual Studio. It involves creating a new Windows Forms project in Visual Studio, adding references to Microsoft Word, and adding namespaces. The template is then copied to the project directory. Bookmarks are added to cells in the template to later fill with data. On a button click event, code is added to open the template, fill the bookmark fields with input data, and save the file. When run, the program fills the corresponding template cells with the input data.
This document provides instructions for creating a multiple choice quiz app using an Excel file on the txtWeb platform. It outlines 8 steps: 1) Generate an Excel file with questions in column A and options in columns B-E with the answer in column B. 2) Login to your txtWeb developer account. 3) Create a new service. 4) Copy your app key. 5) Visit a URL to enter app details and upload the Excel file. 6) Copy the generated URL. 7) Return to the dashboard to update the URL and details. 8) Publish the app and test it.
This document provides instructions for completing a 3-part programming lab in C# that teaches how to create and run a basic program. The lab objectives are to create a project, enter and save code, compile and run a program, debug syntax errors, and meet the specifications of simple problems. Students are guided through steps to create "Hello World" and ticket calculation programs, with requirements to comment code and capture/submit output and source code.
The document discusses developing and testing ASP.NET MVC applications. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about implementing features like localization, authentication, routing, model binding, caching content files, and testing methods. The questions cover tasks like setting localized resource values, restricting controller access, binding form values to model properties, and using the appropriate test project templates.
To create an executable (.exe) file from a MATLAB GUI program, there is a 5 step process using the deploytool:
1) Open the deploytool and create a new deployment project, selecting Windows standalone application.
2) Add the main MATLAB file (.m) and any other files like figures (.fig) to the project.
3) Click the build button to generate the executable in the project location.
4) The build process will create an executable file that can be distributed and run independently of MATLAB.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of the Visual Basic programming language. It discusses how Visual Basic originated from the BASIC language in the 1960s and was later adapted for microcomputers by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in the 1970s. Every version of Basic since has been based on their early work. Visual Basic was then introduced by Microsoft in 1991 and continued to be updated with new features and capabilities in subsequent versions like Visual Basic 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0. The document also defines some key Visual Basic concepts and terms.
1) The document discusses Visual Basic 2008, an object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft. It covers topics like event-driven programming, the integrated development environment, modes of VB programs, common controls and properties, and hands-on VB topics.
2) It provides an overview of developing a VB application, including creating a form, adding controls, setting properties, writing event code, and running the application.
3) Career opportunities mentioned include jobs as a software developer or web developer working with Visual Basic.
Introduction to Visual Basic 6.0 FundamentalsSanay Kumar
A powerpoint presentation on Intoduction To Visual Basic 6.0. This ppt contains slides on variuos topics of visual programming, IDE, and COM based Microsoft's software VB 6.0.
This document outlines a course on Visual Basic 6.0 programming. It covers topics like controls and properties, putting code into Visual Basic, making decisions, looping, additional controls, database connectivity, menus and graphics. It provides examples of creating forms, adding controls, writing code for buttons, using message boxes, if/then/else statements, and selecting colors from a list box. The document is a guide for learning the basics of Visual Basic programming through examples and exercises.
Informatica is an ETL tool with components like the PowerCenter Designer used to create mappings. Mappings involve transformations like the Filter transformation which applies a condition to rows to filter out those that do not meet the condition, reducing the number of rows passed to the target. The document provides steps to create a mapping with a Filter transformation that loads only records from an EMP source table to a target F_EMP table where the SAL field is greater than or equal to 3000.
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This document discusses building select queries dynamically in Microsoft Access using VBA and SQL. It describes creating a stored query, building a dialog box to collect user criteria, and writing code to generate a SQL statement based on the user's selections. The code declares variables, builds the SQL by concatenating strings representing the criteria values, and tests the generated SQL by printing it to the Immediate window or displaying in a message box. The goal is to create a flexible multi-purpose query tool allowing users to filter data without knowledge of Access or SQL.
This document provides instructions for creating a Word file from a C# console application by adding references to the Microsoft Word Object Library, creating a new Word document, inputting text, and providing multiple examples of source code that can be used to interact with the Word document from the application. The source code examples demonstrate how to open the Word file, add text, save and close the file, and display the results.
Visual Basic is a third-generation event-driven programming language and integrated development environment from Microsoft. It was derived from BASIC and enables rapid application development of graphical user interface applications. Visual Basic allows programmers to create simple GUI applications as well as complex applications. It went through several versions until version 6 in 1998, after which Microsoft's extended support ended in 2008 and it was replaced by Visual Basic .NET.
Specification of a Visual Programming Language by ExampleMaximilian Fellner
This document discusses specifying the behavior of visual programming languages like Catrobat using behavior-driven development and Cucumber. It proposes using Cucumber feature files to describe how a Catrobat program should behave when executed. Examples are given for how to specify behaviors like loops and concurrency using Gherkin scenarios and Java step definitions that interface with the Catrobat system. The approach aims to create an implementation-agnostic specification that can be used across platforms.
El documento presenta una introducción a Visual Basic 6.0, incluyendo su historia y evolución, características del entorno de desarrollo como formularios y controles, estructuras de control como If/Then y bucles, y conceptos básicos de programación como objetos, eventos, propiedades y métodos. También cubre temas como la creación de formularios, el manejo de propiedades y la estructura básica de un programa en VB6.
This document provides an outline and overview of Chapter 3 from an introduction to Visual Basic programming textbook. It covers simple programs that print text and perform arithmetic, memory concepts, decision making using equality and relational operators, and using dialog boxes to display messages. Example code and screenshots are included to demonstrate key concepts like variables, arithmetic operators, if/then statements, and calling methods.
Introduction to visual basic programmingRoger Argarin
The document outlines a course on Visual Basic programming using Visual Studio .NET2005. It introduces Visual Basic and its history, covers basic concepts like object-oriented programming and event-driven programming. It describes setting up the Visual Studio development environment and how to plan and create Visual Basic projects using forms, controls, properties, and code. References and resources are provided to learn more about Visual Basic and .NET programming.
This chapter introduces Visual Basic programming and presents simple programs to illustrate key concepts. It discusses printing text, getting user input, performing arithmetic operations, using variables to store and manipulate data, and making decisions using equality and relational operators. The chapter contains code examples with explanations and step-by-step instructions for creating and running programs in the Visual Studio IDE.
Part 4 Introduction to Gui with tkinterMohamed Essam
This document discusses Tkinter, a Python GUI library. It provides instructions on how to create basic GUI elements like labels, buttons, and text entry boxes. It explains that Tkinter is bundled with Python so no installation is needed. It also describes the grid geometry manager for laying out widgets and the .place() manager for precise positioning. Finally, it discusses how to use the .get() method to retrieve text entered by the user in an Entry widget.
about visual basic
visual basic 6.0 v/s other version
visual basic programming
form in visual basic
objects in visual basic
important controls
visual basic statement
loop statement
conditional loop
do until loop
Introduction of VS2012 IDE and ASP.NET ControlsKhademulBasher
This document provides an overview of the ASP.NET Jump Start Session - 3. It discusses Abu Md. Khademul Basher's published articles, Windows Phone apps, and contents that will be covered in the session including Visual Studio 2012 IDE, ASP.NET controls like HTML server controls and web server controls, and features like themes, projects, debugging, and more. Validation server controls and a demo are also mentioned.
The document describes how to create a Word file from a template using Visual Studio. It involves creating a new Windows Forms project in Visual Studio, adding references to Microsoft Word, and adding namespaces. The template is then copied to the project directory. Bookmarks are added to cells in the template to later fill with data. On a button click event, code is added to open the template, fill the bookmark fields with input data, and save the file. When run, the program fills the corresponding template cells with the input data.
This document provides instructions for creating a multiple choice quiz app using an Excel file on the txtWeb platform. It outlines 8 steps: 1) Generate an Excel file with questions in column A and options in columns B-E with the answer in column B. 2) Login to your txtWeb developer account. 3) Create a new service. 4) Copy your app key. 5) Visit a URL to enter app details and upload the Excel file. 6) Copy the generated URL. 7) Return to the dashboard to update the URL and details. 8) Publish the app and test it.
This document provides instructions for completing a 3-part programming lab in C# that teaches how to create and run a basic program. The lab objectives are to create a project, enter and save code, compile and run a program, debug syntax errors, and meet the specifications of simple problems. Students are guided through steps to create "Hello World" and ticket calculation programs, with requirements to comment code and capture/submit output and source code.
The document discusses developing and testing ASP.NET MVC applications. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about implementing features like localization, authentication, routing, model binding, caching content files, and testing methods. The questions cover tasks like setting localized resource values, restricting controller access, binding form values to model properties, and using the appropriate test project templates.
To create an executable (.exe) file from a MATLAB GUI program, there is a 5 step process using the deploytool:
1) Open the deploytool and create a new deployment project, selecting Windows standalone application.
2) Add the main MATLAB file (.m) and any other files like figures (.fig) to the project.
3) Click the build button to generate the executable in the project location.
4) The build process will create an executable file that can be distributed and run independently of MATLAB.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of the Visual Basic programming language. It discusses how Visual Basic originated from the BASIC language in the 1960s and was later adapted for microcomputers by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in the 1970s. Every version of Basic since has been based on their early work. Visual Basic was then introduced by Microsoft in 1991 and continued to be updated with new features and capabilities in subsequent versions like Visual Basic 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0. The document also defines some key Visual Basic concepts and terms.
1) The document discusses Visual Basic 2008, an object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft. It covers topics like event-driven programming, the integrated development environment, modes of VB programs, common controls and properties, and hands-on VB topics.
2) It provides an overview of developing a VB application, including creating a form, adding controls, setting properties, writing event code, and running the application.
3) Career opportunities mentioned include jobs as a software developer or web developer working with Visual Basic.
Introduction to Visual Basic 6.0 FundamentalsSanay Kumar
A powerpoint presentation on Intoduction To Visual Basic 6.0. This ppt contains slides on variuos topics of visual programming, IDE, and COM based Microsoft's software VB 6.0.
This document outlines a course on Visual Basic 6.0 programming. It covers topics like controls and properties, putting code into Visual Basic, making decisions, looping, additional controls, database connectivity, menus and graphics. It provides examples of creating forms, adding controls, writing code for buttons, using message boxes, if/then/else statements, and selecting colors from a list box. The document is a guide for learning the basics of Visual Basic programming through examples and exercises.
Informatica is an ETL tool with components like the PowerCenter Designer used to create mappings. Mappings involve transformations like the Filter transformation which applies a condition to rows to filter out those that do not meet the condition, reducing the number of rows passed to the target. The document provides steps to create a mapping with a Filter transformation that loads only records from an EMP source table to a target F_EMP table where the SAL field is greater than or equal to 3000.
Access tips access and sql part 4 building select queries on-the-flyquest2900
This document discusses building select queries dynamically in Microsoft Access using VBA and SQL. It describes creating a stored query, building a dialog box to collect user criteria, and writing code to generate a SQL statement based on the user's selections. The code declares variables, builds the SQL by concatenating strings representing the criteria values, and tests the generated SQL by printing it to the Immediate window or displaying in a message box. The goal is to create a flexible multi-purpose query tool allowing users to filter data without knowledge of Access or SQL.
This document provides instructions for creating a Word file from a C# console application by adding references to the Microsoft Word Object Library, creating a new Word document, inputting text, and providing multiple examples of source code that can be used to interact with the Word document from the application. The source code examples demonstrate how to open the Word file, add text, save and close the file, and display the results.
Visual Basic is a third-generation event-driven programming language and integrated development environment from Microsoft. It was derived from BASIC and enables rapid application development of graphical user interface applications. Visual Basic allows programmers to create simple GUI applications as well as complex applications. It went through several versions until version 6 in 1998, after which Microsoft's extended support ended in 2008 and it was replaced by Visual Basic .NET.
Specification of a Visual Programming Language by ExampleMaximilian Fellner
This document discusses specifying the behavior of visual programming languages like Catrobat using behavior-driven development and Cucumber. It proposes using Cucumber feature files to describe how a Catrobat program should behave when executed. Examples are given for how to specify behaviors like loops and concurrency using Gherkin scenarios and Java step definitions that interface with the Catrobat system. The approach aims to create an implementation-agnostic specification that can be used across platforms.
El documento presenta una introducción a Visual Basic 6.0, incluyendo su historia y evolución, características del entorno de desarrollo como formularios y controles, estructuras de control como If/Then y bucles, y conceptos básicos de programación como objetos, eventos, propiedades y métodos. También cubre temas como la creación de formularios, el manejo de propiedades y la estructura básica de un programa en VB6.
This document introduces the Alice programming environment. It discusses that Alice is a visual programming tool used to create 3D animations. It reviews the basic components of any programming language that Alice contains like instructions, decision making, repetition, and modularization. It demonstrates how to install and use the Alice interface, add objects to a world, and program an object's movement. The document provides an overview of the key concepts needed to get started with visual programming in Alice.
The document provides an overview of Visual Basic 6 and its key concepts. It discusses Visual Basic as an event-driven programming language used to build graphical user interfaces. It explains some of Visual Basic's main features like data access, ActiveX technologies, and internet capabilities. It also covers important Visual Basic concepts like windows, events, event-driven programming, interpreting and compiling code, and the Visual Basic integrated development environment.
Visual Basic es un lenguaje de programación dirigido por eventos desarrollado por Microsoft. Su última versión fue la 6.0 lanzada en 1998, para la cual Microsoft ofreció soporte hasta 2008. En 2001, Microsoft propuso abandonar el desarrollo basado en la API Win32 y pasar a usar .NET Framework, introduciendo Visual Basic .NET.
El documento describe Visual Basic 6.0, un lenguaje de programación visual orientado a desarrollar aplicaciones para Windows. Explica que VB 6.0 permite crear interfaces gráficas arrastrando objetos como botones y cajas de texto sin necesidad de código. También resume los pasos para instalar VB 6.0, que incluyen aceptar un contrato de licencia, ingresar datos de registro e instalar los componentes deseados.
The document discusses dynamic link libraries (DLLs) and how they can be used to create modular programs in Visual C++. It provides details on how DLLs export functions, how client programs import those functions, and how Windows locates DLLs at runtime. It also discusses how to create regular and extension DLLs using MFC and how to build a client program that loads and calls a DLL. Finally, it covers using ODBC and MFC classes like CRecordSet to connect to and manipulate a database from a Visual C++ application.
Este documento presenta una introducción a la programación visual en Visual Basic. Explica los conceptos básicos de programación como variables, tipos de datos y estructura básica de un programa. También describe los elementos necesarios para programar como el entorno de programación, editor de texto y compilador. Finalmente, introduce los conceptos de Visual Basic como formularios, controles, propiedades, eventos y métodos para diseñar interfaces y escribir código.
The document discusses various topics related to Visual Basic 6.0 including its integrated development environment, controls, statements, operators, variables, data types, and message boxes. It provides descriptions and examples of forms, controls, programming concepts, and functions in Visual Basic.
Visual Basic (VB) is a visual programming language used to build applications and websites. VB uses an integrated development environment (IDE) that provides tools to create, debug, and run programs. Programs created with VB can be stored as various project components like forms, classes, and modules. The VB IDE contains windows and tools to write code in a visual layout, set properties of objects, and navigate project files. VB supports both procedural and object-oriented programming through features like conditional branching, functions, and user-defined objects.
This document contains an acknowledgement section thanking contributors to the book including the author's family and website visitors. It also includes a short biography of the author, Dr. Liew Voon Kiong, who has over 15 years of programming experience and created a popular online Visual Basic tutorial. The table of contents provides an overview of the 14 lessons that make up the book, which aim to teach beginners about Visual Basic programming through examples and explanations of concepts like controls, data types, program flow, loops, functions and string manipulation.
Visual Basic 6 allows users to design graphical user interfaces and develop Windows applications. It uses an event-driven programming model where code executes in response to events like user input. The language provides features for creating windows, accessing databases, and using ActiveX technologies. Visual Basic compiles and interprets code as it is written to catch errors early in development. Key concepts include windows, events, and messages which allow applications to respond to user input and system events.
This document discusses different types of controls available in Visual Basic, including intrinsic controls, ActiveX controls, and common dialog controls. It provides examples of commonly used intrinsic controls like checkboxes, command buttons, and text boxes. It also summarizes some standard ActiveX controls included with Visual Basic like the ADO Data Control, DataGrid, and FlexGrid. Finally, it describes the common dialog control and how it can be used to access built-in dialog boxes for opening/saving files, selecting colors/fonts, and printing.
Este documento proporciona una introducción al entorno de desarrollo de Visual Basic 6.0, incluyendo una descripción de las ventanas y herramientas principales, los conceptos básicos de proyectos, formularios y controles, y algunas convenciones de nomenclatura recomendadas. Explica cómo crear y modificar las propiedades de los objetos como formularios y controles tanto en modo diseño como en modo ejecución. También presenta los controles estándares de Visual Basic y ActiveX que se pueden usar para desarrollar interfaces gráficas
This document provides an overview of Windows Programming using Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0. It discusses the key elements of the Visual Basic Integrated Development Environment including the menu bar, toolbar, toolbox, form designer, properties window, and code editor window. It then provides two programming examples: 1) Designing a form to display a user's full name when a button is clicked. 2) Creating an application using data types, variants, and arrays in Visual Basic. The document concludes with an example of designing a login page that displays different messages based on entering the correct or incorrect username and password.
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This document discusses integrating AutoCAD VBA with Microsoft Excel. It describes how to establish basic links between the two programs by opening and closing an Excel session from within AutoCAD VBA. Code examples are provided to launch Excel, close Excel, and quit the AutoCAD VBA program. The code dimensions variables to represent the Excel application, workbook, and worksheet objects. It checks if Excel is already running and either uses the existing instance or launches a new one. Buttons are added to a user form to test the code.
Visual Basic is an event-driven programming language that allows programming in a graphical environment. The Visual Basic environment consists of a blank form window to design the application interface, a project window to view files, and a properties window to set object properties. It also includes a toolbox of controls like boxes and buttons that can be placed on forms.
This document provides an introduction to Visual Basic (VB). It describes VB as an evolved version of BASIC that is visual and event-driven. The VB environment contains a blank form window to design interfaces, a project window to view files, and a toolbox of controls. It also explains how to create a standard executable program in VB and describes the main components of the VB environment.
This document describes an iLab assignment to code a program that scores divers. Students will write code to:
1) Input a diver's name, city, and scores from 5 judges.
2) Calculate the diver's overall score by removing the highest and lowest scores, averaging the remaining scores, and multiplying by the degree of difficulty.
3) Display the diver's information and overall score.
4) Generate a summary report with the total number of divers and average of overall scores.
The document provides requirements, sample output, and pseudocode to help students complete the coding tasks using loops and calculations.
Visual Basic uses different data types to store numeric and non-numeric data. Numeric data types include Byte, Integer, Long, Single, Double, Currency and Decimal. Non-numeric types include String, Date, Boolean, Object and Variant. Variables are used to store and manipulate data in Visual Basic. Variables must be declared with a name and data type before being used. Common data types for variables include String, Integer, Date and Variant. Variables can be declared individually or on the same line separated by commas.
Visual Basic is a programming language and tool that allows users to easily create graphical user interface (GUI) applications for Windows. It uses a drag-and-drop interface for designing application windows and controls, which makes the development process faster compared to other languages. The Visual Basic IDE provides various windows and tools to help with writing code, designing forms, and testing applications.
This document describes an iLab assignment to code a program that scores divers. Students will write code to:
1. Input a diver's name, city, and scores from 5 judges between 0-10.
2. Calculate the diver's overall score by totaling the middle 3 scores, dividing by 3, and multiplying by the degree of difficulty between 1.00-1.67.
3. Output the diver's information and overall score.
4. Have the program also output a summary report with the total number of divers and average of overall scores.
This document provides instructions for completing a programming lab assignment involving decisions and calculations in C++. The lab contains two parts: [1] A program that determines the smallest of two user-input numbers or displays that they are equal. [2] A program that calculates a shipping charge based on the cost of a user-input purchase amount according to a price table. The document provides sample outputs, pseudocode for the program logic, and step-by-step instructions for creating, building, running and capturing the output of the programs in Visual Studio.
Visual Studio .NET IDE is a customizable development environment for building .NET applications. It provides a single interface for developing all types of .NET projects using customizable toolbars and windows for code editing, debugging, and viewing solutions. Key features include support for multiple programming languages, a built-in browser, and windows for viewing solutions, properties, output, and more.
This document provides instructions on creating a first application in Visual Basic .NET by familiarizing the user with the integrated development environment. It describes the main components like the get started page, solution explorer, toolbox, properties window and menu bar. It then provides step-by-step instructions to create an application called "Lady or the Tiger" by adding controls like labels, picture boxes, text boxes and buttons to the form and setting their properties.
This document provides an overview of creating a C# Windows Forms application in Visual Studio. It discusses the two main files - Program.cs and Form1.cs - used to create the application and form. It describes using the toolbar and properties window to design the GUI. Various controls like buttons, textboxes and labels are demonstrated. Handling events like button clicks to add interactivity is covered. Finally, it provides examples of solving common programming problems using the Windows Forms environment.
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1) The document provides instructions for a lab assignment introducing visual basic programming. Students are instructed to create a basic visual basic application with a text box, button, and label.
2) The application is programmed to enable the button when text is entered in the text box, and display a greeting message combining the text box text when the button is clicked.
3) Additional code is added to clear the text box and disable the button when the label text changes. Students must have their progress checked off by a lab helper.
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This lab examines how to work with a file by writing Visual Basic code. Read the following
programming problem prior to completing the lab.
Write and design a simple program that will take 3 pieces of data and write it to a file. Create
variables and set them equal to the appropriate values:
Declare string firstName = “xxx”
Declare string lastName = “xxx”
Declare integer age = your age
Write this information to a file called myRecords.txt. Next, read this information from
the file and print it to the screen.
Step 1: Create a new Visual Basic workspace and add the following code:
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Dim firstName As String = "XXXX"
Dim lastName As String = "XXX"
Dim age As Integer = ####
Dim writer As System.IO.StreamWriter = System.IO.File.CreateText("myRecords.txt")
writer.WriteLine(firstName & " " & lastName & " " & age)
writer.Close()
Dim reader As System.IO.StreamReader = System.IO.File.OpenText("myRecords.txt")
Dim myInfo As String = reader.ReadLine()
Console.WriteLine(myInfo)
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reader.Close()
'this causes a pause so you can see your program
Console.Write("Press enter to continue...")
Console.ReadLine()
End Sub
End Module
Your module looks like this:
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Step 2: Change the values of the variables to your records. Your module looks like this:
Step 3: Run your program so that it works properly. Your output might look as follows:
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Step 4: Locate the .txt file in the bin\debug folder, and view your .txt file. Your output might
look as follows:
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Step 5: Submit the Visual Basic code as a compressed (zipped) folder using the following steps:
a. Open Windows Explorer --> Start --> All Programs --> Accessories --> Windows Explorer.
Your Windows Explorer might look as follows:
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2. IFTIKHAR AHMED
RAY KASHIF
UMER SAEED
UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, LAHORE
INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, RESEARCH
AND SCIENCES
Group Members
3. Contents
What is Visual basic
Element of visual basic express
My project on visual basic
How to make project
4. Visual basic is actually a software like C++, Java , VB.
Sub software of visual basic is visual basic express.
Two Levels of Coding
1. Low Level
2. Advance Level
We use Low-Level Language in VB
What is Visual basic
5. Element Of Visual Basic Express
Tool bar
Form window
Project window
Properties window
Tool box
6. Use of visual basic express
We may write window form application
Console applications
WPF application
Class library
WPA window application
7. How We Work On Visual Basic Express
Open new project window
Select project type
Add tools in form 1 design
Give commands on button click
Show output in text box
8. My Project On Visual Basic Express
The purpose of this assignment is to help prepare you for
adding data, charts and creating technical reports using
Excel and Word.
Prepare an Microsoft excel file on VB in the form of
coding.
My project is an experimental data
9. Problem
It is stated that an experiment was conducted by some engineering
students to study voltage, current, resistance, and power in a circuit that
consists of a voltage source and a resistive load (a light bulb) connected in
series. The output voltage of the voltage source, 𝑉, was varied over time
and the current, 𝐼, through the circuit was measured, as shown in fig You
have been asked to calculate some other quantities shown in fig ∆𝐸
represents the energy dissipated in the resistor over a time interval of ∆𝑡 =
0.20 𝑠, and ∆𝑄 represents the charge flow through the resistor over a time
interval of ∆𝑡 = 0.20𝑠.
10.
11. How I make my project
Insert 3 buttons on Form1
First button is for Create
Second button for open
Third one is for closing the file
12. Button 1(create)
Click on button
Write coding or declare function
Add reference Microsoft Excel 14.0 object library
Coding is given below
13.
14.
15.
16.
17. Button 2 &
3
After creating the excel file now I wants to open that
file so I write cod on second button and also entre the
correct location of my file.
Now in third button I wants to close my project so I
enter cod for this purpose.
Coding is given below.
18.
19. Key points
There should be no mistake in coding.
Formulas enters in first button command must be right.
Number of rows and columns enters in coding must be entered
carefully.
In button 2 command file location must be correct otherwise you
are unable to open the file.
20. Start Debugging
Code is proceed successfully if there is no mistake in
coding.
Click on button create to check either your file is create
or not.
21.
22. Save file
Save file in your pc
Give correct name and location in the button 2 of coding file so that you are
able to open that file with the help of button 2 (Open).