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Chapter 4.2, Problem 1E
Program Plan Intro
1. Below mentioned variables are used:
- txtoutput- Text box where the output is displayed.
- btnOutput- Button which invokes the procedure for displaying output.
2. Below Mentioned functions are used:
- btndisplay click() -Procedure for displaying the output in text box txtOutput.
Program description:
To find out the output that should be displayed when the button is clicked.
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