Your First Visual Basic Program

Practice defining variables and writing assignment statements. For each problem, write the VB statements to accomplish the specified task.

Unions and Records

1) (50 points) In C, create a union and struct (record) declaration. Using the size of() and address-of (&) capabilities of C, write a program to measure the size of each data structure, and the offset and width of each member and any padding within each data structure. Turn in the C code, and a descriptor in the form of an table (as a text file) that shows where data members are located in each data structure. To make this problem interesting, create your union and struct declarations according to the following guide lines: for your union and struct, create members using only the following primitive data types: char, short, int, long, float, double, and pointer (any kind). the union ... click for more

Will you be able to write a 3-6 page paper on programming language "Perl"?

The objective of this assignment is to report on the features behind the design of a programming language. (Perl) Scripting language with extensive report generating facilities. The report should follow standard formatting for technical reports. This includes a cover page, an introduction, a background section, as many sections needed to cover the relevant topics, a conclusion, and a list of references. The report is 3-6 page range. The report should contain information on the following: A short history of the language, including which languages it may have been based on and which languages it may have subsequently influenced. This may be part of the introduction or the background. ... click for more

C+ ansi programing

looking for A program that has a declaration in main() to store the following numbers into an array named rates 4.3,5.5,3.2,8.8. There should be a function call to show () that accepts rates in a parameter named rates and then displays the numbers using the pointer notation *(rates + i)

Creating an Addition Tutor in Visual Basic

In Visual Basic the form needs to contain one command button that should present a new addition problem and one should allow the user to quit. There should be a text box to present the question and accept the answer and another to tell the user whether her answer was correct. End program with the quit button. After that is working, add option buttons to allow the user to choose easy medium or hard problems, i.e., numbers between 0 and 9, 0 and 99 or 0 and 999. My question is the following: To create an new problem in the text box, what should the code look like in the command button? I know that x=int(random()*10) and y=int(random()*10) but I am having a tough time putting it together to s... click for more