EBK STARTING OUT WITH VISUAL BASIC
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Author: Irvine
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Chapter 3, Problem 3PC
Program Plan Intro
Average Weekly Temperature
Program Plan:
- Create new Windows Forms Application.
- Design the form by placing the labels, textbox and button and then change their name and properties.
- Inside the “Calculate Average” button,
- Declare the required variable.
- Inside the “try” block,
- Get the values in each text box.
- Calculate the average temperature.
- Display the average temperature.
- Inside the “catch” block,
- Print the message.
- Inside the “Clear” button,
- Call the method “Clear()” to delete the input in the text box.
- Make the result “lblResult” and “lblstatus” as “Empty”.
- Inside the “Exit” button,
- Close the form.
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