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Visual Basic
lessons
First contact with Visual Basic (VB.net)
14
Flow Control
34
Basic Data Types
23
Arrays, Structures and Strings
25
Functions
37
OOP Object Oriented Programming
7
OOP More On Classes
13
File Management
41
Object Persistence
4
Access To Relational Databases
3
Dynamic Memory Management
13
Additional Libraries
10
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Visual Basic
exercises
465
Multiplication table
Write a Visual Basic (VB.net) program to ask the user for a number and display its multiplication table, like this: Please enter a number: 5 Th...
275
Visual Basic (VB.net) to Pascal converter
Create a program that converts simple Visual Basic (VB.net) programs, such as the following one, to the Pascal language....
219
First contact with Visual Basic (VB.net)
Create a program (in Visual Basic (VB.net)) to print Hello on screen and then print your name (in a separate line)....
197
BMP width & height, FileStream
Create a Visual Basic (VB.net) program to display the width and height of a BMP file using a FileStream. Remember the structure of the BMP header: ...
179
Convert a text file to uppercase
Write a program to read a text file and dump its content to another file, changing the lowercase letters to uppercase. You must deliver only the "....
174
Sum of two numbers
Write a Visual Basic (VB.net) program to print the result of adding 12 and 13 on screen....
171
Table + array + files
Expand the January 9th exercise (tables + array) by adding two new methods to dump the data of the array into a binary file and restore the data from ...
165
Break & continue
Create a Visual Basic (VB.net) program to write the even numbers from 10 to 20, both inclusive, except 16, in 3 different ways: Incrementing 2 in e...
154
Conversion
Create a Visual Basic (VB.net) program to convert Celsius degrees to Kelvin and Fahrenheit. The program will prompt the user to input the temperature ...
153
Switch
Create a Visual Basic (VB.net) program to display the text grade corresponding to a given numerical grade, using the following equivalence: 9,10 = ...