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How do you write a simple program in Visual Basic 2010
I have Microsoft visual Studios 2010.I am trying to write something very simple in it just to get my "feet wet.".I would like to have a box that has the text "what is your name.".
Next to this box, I would like another box where I can type my name.I would then like to have a button at the bottom that says "OK".Then, when I click the okay button-it will say "hello Dan,"-or whatever name. I typed in the 2nd box.I don't know where the items I'm looking for are.
Next to this box, I would like another box where I can type my name.I would then like to have a button at the bottom that says "OK".Then, when I click the okay button-it will say "hello Dan,"-or whatever name. I typed in the 2nd box.I don't know where the items I'm looking for are.
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Place a Label (Label1) onto the Form and change its Text Property to "What is your name:".
Place a TextBox (TextBox1) to the right of the Label.
Place a Button (Button1) to the right of the TextBox and change its Text Property to "OK".
Now Double Click on the Button to get the handler stub:
Next, retrieve the value from TextBox1 using its Text Property and concatenate that with your message. Store that in a String variable and display it with MessageBox.Show();
Place a Label (Label1) onto the Form and change its Text Property to "What is your name:".
Place a TextBox (TextBox1) to the right of the Label.
Place a Button (Button1) to the right of the TextBox and change its Text Property to "OK".
Now Double Click on the Button to get the handler stub:
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
End Sub
End Class
Next, retrieve the value from TextBox1 using its Text Property and concatenate that with your message. Store that in a String variable and display it with MessageBox.Show();
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim msg As String = "Hello " & TextBox1.Text & "!"
MessageBox.Show(msg, "Greeting", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information)
End Sub
End Class
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