Assignment#5 VB INSTRUCTIONS In this assignment you will be writing two procedur

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Assignment#5 VB

INSTRUCTIONS

In this assignment you will be writing two procedures that display a multiplication table on the screen. In one instance, the values inside the multiplication table will be displayed with a 2D array, and in the other instance, the multiplication table will be displayed using a 2D jagged array. When your program begins, the user should be prompted for a number of rows, number of columns, and a display technique (regular 2D array or jagged 2D array). After getting the input from the user, the program should call a function that neatly displays the multiplication table using the requested technique. You should be passing the number of rows and columns into each procedure when the call is made. Once the table has been displayed, the user should be given the option to give another set of values and an alternate display technique, or to exit the program. Keep all of the controlling logic for the program in Main() and all of the table drawing logic in the procedures. Make your user interface and output as neat and organized as possible.

Explanation / Answer

Below i have written an sample example code for your understanding using VB,It displays a multiplication table for numbers 1 to 10 on the screen using 2D display.let us design a simple GUI for this project with one button and one label,and write the code in the click event procedure of the button.

public class Form1

private sub

btnDisplay_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object,ByVal e As System.EventArgs)Handles

btnDisplay.click

Dim Row As Integer

Dim Col As Integer

Dim Length As Integer

Dim Product As Integer

Dim strProduct As String

lblshow.Text=""

For Row=1 to 10

For Col=1 to 10

Product=Row*Col

strProduct=Product.ToString

For Length=4 to

strProduct.Length step-1

strProduct=" "& strProduct

Next

lblShow.Text&=strProduct

Next

lblShow.Text&=vbCrlf

Next

End Sub

End Class

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