Yasmin Rodriguez
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IF STATEMENT ISSUE
This is my code for a trouble shooting system: The problem is that because there is two ifs with the same statement it won't work. However I know I could change it to a select case format however that's were I'm uncertain and how to proceed
This isn't the finished version I am working in Vb.net :
This isn't the finished version I am working in Vb.net :
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim problem As String
TextBox1.Focus()
problem = TextBox1.Text
If TextBox1.Text = "bad" Then
Label2.Text = "Sorry but to start off with what make is your phone?"
ElseIf TextBox1.Text = "good" Then
Label2.Text = "Thats good to hear but to start off with what make is your phone?"
ElseIf TextBox1.Text = " i dont know" Then
Label2.Text = " Okay. To start off with what make is your phone?"
End If
TextBox1.Text = ""
If problem = "iphone" Then
Label2.Text = " What problems are you having with your iphone,?" + Environment.NewLine + "is your problem related to screen"
ElseIf problem = "android" Then
Label2.Text = " What problems are you having with your android device," + Environment.NewLine + "is your problem related to screen "
ElseIf problem = "blackberry" Then
Label2.Text = "What problems are you having with your blackberry device" + Environment.NewLine + "Is your problem related to screen" + Environment.NewLine + " Please enter yes or no to the following questions!"
End If
Dim count (music) As String
count (o) = "Has the screen got wet in the last 24 hours?"
count(1) = "Is the screen of the device cracked?"
count(2) = "Is your screen slow and crashing?"
count(3) = " Is your touch screen not responding"
count(4) = "Do you have sufficent funds in your account send text messages"
count(5) = "Are you able to recieve text messages and send texts?"
count (devil) = " Do you have suffiencent funds in your account?"
count(7) = "Are you connected to wifi or have sufficient funds to use data"
TextBox1.Focus()
If problem = "yes" Then
Label2.Text = count (o)
If problem = "yes" Then
Label2.Text = "Try removing the back casing and wiping the back of the phone"
If problem = "no" Then
Label2.Text = count(1)
If problem = "yes" Then
Label2.Text = " You will need to get your device's screen fixed for continued usage"
If problem = "no" Then
Label2.Text = count(2)
If problem = "yes" Then
Label2.Text = " Close the apps that are not in use and also try and turn your phone off and back on again"
If problem = "no" Then
Label2.Text = count(3)
If problem = "yes" Then
Label2.Text = "The best solution is to take your phone to the local care centre as your LCD may be broken if there is no response "
If problem = "no" Then
Label2.Text = "If you have any more screen related queries you will need to contact 03001234567"
ElseIf problem = "no" Then
Label2.Text = "Is your problem related to text messages?"
If problem = "yes" Then
Label2.Text = count(4)
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Label2_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Label2.Click
End Sub
Private Sub Button2_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
Label2.Text = "Welcome to the trouble shooting system. How are you doing today?"
End Sub
Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Label2.Text = "Welcome to the trouble shooting system. How are you doing today?"
End Sub
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This is how i want the program to be run
if the user says yes the problem is screen related to displays count(0)
if its says yes to the question in count(0) the program gives the user a solution
alternatively if the users says no to count(0) it moves to count(1)
if it says no it isnt screen related it moves to the text message questions
if the user says yes the problem is screen related to displays count(0)
if its says yes to the question in count(0) the program gives the user a solution
alternatively if the users says no to count(0) it moves to count(1)
if it says no it isnt screen related it moves to the text message questions
OK.
So ask the question you want inside the if statement by displaying a dialog with the question on it. (Or move to another screen like a 'wizard' style)
So ask the question you want inside the if statement by displaying a dialog with the question on it. (Or move to another screen like a 'wizard' style)
Please post what you will be doing / what the advice was especially if different to what I suggested here
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I'm displaying my answers in a select case format which means I would like to delete this question know however I'm very grateful for the help
>>I'm displaying my answers in a select case format
OK, but how does that work with your original logic. You had if the response is 'yes' then I want to do X but for another version of 'yes' instead do Y but for another version of 'yes' do Z.
select
case 'yes'
case 'yes'
case 'yes'
end select
doesn't work.
Note I first said you needed to get the logic of what is to be done when before you could start writing the code.
OK, but how does that work with your original logic. You had if the response is 'yes' then I want to do X but for another version of 'yes' instead do Y but for another version of 'yes' do Z.
select
case 'yes'
case 'yes'
case 'yes'
end select
doesn't work.
Note I first said you needed to get the logic of what is to be done when before you could start writing the code.
The logic of what is to be done must be in place before attempting to write any code. The code from David Johnson is an example of one possible way to do it.
ASKER
if true yes
or something else of that sort