Question
Visual Basic
Use simple code to make the program work, with no if statements or Loops. Just using the N=N mod 10, N
In this exercise, you will be asked to create an application that receives a binary number (up to 8-bits, or 1 byte) and converts it to its decimal counterpart. Note that the input is provided within a TextBox. However, as seen earlier, to convert a binary number I need to get access to its digits, one by one. We can do that as follows: The Mod operator gives me the remainder of a division between two numbers. If I have, for example, 762 divided by 10, then 762 Mod 10 would be 2. Note that this is the last digit! I can repeat that process as many times as I want to get all digits (how many digits in a byte?). Before I do that though, I need to make sure the last digit is the new last digit. In order to do that I will use the integer division operator. The integer division of 762 would give me 76. In code, that translates to And repeat as many times as needed. For this exercise, you can assume that the user will always be inputting up to 8 bits. The following screenshots show the functionality of the program.
Explanation / Answer
What version of Visal Basic may I ask?
