Write a visual basic program for creating calculator with interface
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Visual Basic Calculator
By JeremyP2 in CircuitsComputers
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We are going to create a “first program” that will be written in Visual Basic (VB). Our project will be a basic calculator that will teach the logic and provide the code for our calculator. Our instructions will be set up so that the user creates one button for addition and writes code for it. From this the user will be able to add more (subtraction, division, etc.) on to their program if desired. Watch video for demonstration.
Programming is becoming more important and it is beneficial to have some understanding of how to code. This instruction will serve to both teach a basic understanding of code as well as teach the logic needed to code. Our instructions are different from others on Instructables.com because there is no calculator made in Visual Basic. Our target readers will be anyone who wants to learn how to program. The instructions will be set up to where someone who has never programmed before will be able to complete the project.
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Visual Basic Calculator
By JeremyP2 in CircuitsComputers
111,780131
We are going to create a “first program” that will be written in Visual Basic (VB). Our project will be a basic calculator that will teach the logic and provide the code for our calculator. Our instructions will be set up so that the user creates one button for addition and writes code for it. From this the user will be able to add more (subtraction, division, etc.) on to their program if desired. Watch video for demonstration.
Programming is becoming more important and it is beneficial to have some understanding of how to code. This instruction will serve to both teach a basic understanding of code as well as teach the logic needed to code. Our instructions are different from others on Instructables.com because there is no calculator made in Visual Basic. Our target readers will be anyone who wants to learn how to program. The instructions will be set up to where someone who has never programmed before will be able to complete the project.
Important Note:
These instructions assume you already have Visual Studio installed and open.
Your User Interface (where toolbars are placed) my look different from the instructions. These instructions will not address how to make changes to the User Interface. Making your User Interface look like the provided pictures is not necessary, but will be helpful.
If you make a mistake, i.e. double click on an object by accident, move to the last step (Troubleshooting) for common mistakes and fixes.