Which statement is not a valid assignment. intVar= Cint(txtNumber.text) what is
ID: 3739197 • Letter: W
Question
Which statement is not a valid assignment.
intVar= Cint(txtNumber.text)
what is the valid way to make a message box?
msgbox("Error")
What is most correct regarding a condition?
incorporates logical operators only
Which one is true?
Conditions do not involve variables, numeric operators, and function
Contructs in which an If block is contained inside another If block are referred to as?
Nested If blocks
Determine what answer covers the value of num below:
Private Sub Btn_Display_Click(…) Handles btnDisplay.Click
Dim Num As Double = 4
If num <> 10 Then
num = 2
End If
End Sub
None of the Above
When the condition is false
What is the output displayed in the text box by the following
block when the button is clicked?
Private Sub btnDisplay_Click(...) Handles btnDisplay.Click
Dim a As Double = 2
Dim b As Double = 3
Dim c As Double = 5
If a * b < c Then
b = 7
ElseIf c * a < b Then
b = 11
Else
b = c * a
End If
txtOutput.Text = CStr(b)
End Sub
Explanation / Answer
1) Statement intVar = dblVar is invalid as double cannot be converted into int.
2) There are only two methods InputBox and MsgBox that are used for getting input
from the user and displaying output to the user. If there is case sensitivity
then none of the above is valid otherwise lastOption msgbox("Error") will be
valid.
3) A condition is always checks for boolean value hence most correct statement
regarding to this is "evaluate to either true or false".
4) A condition can check for a particular expression that incorporates a boolean
value and expression can involve numbers, variables, comparison operators,
logical operators or functions too.
We are required to do four parts to any given question.
Related Questions
Navigate
Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.