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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
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Take a class and actually do the work assigned instead of asking for someone to do it for you.
To be fear, he actually didn't ask for someone to do the work for him, just to help him understand the assignment. That request is far too vague, though. If he really doesn't understand anything at all of the assignment, he is far behind... --- b { font-weight: normal; }
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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
People here are not rude at all.
mcb12 wrote:
differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD).
http://www.google.lk/search?hl=en&q=between+oop+%26+ood&btnG=Search&meta=[^]
mcb12 wrote:
I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know.
http://www.google.lk/search?hl=en&q=vb.net+for+beginners&btnG=Google+Search&meta=[^]
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Chatura Dilan
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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
With respect, if you don't understand this assignment question then you really are too far behind the eight ball for us to help you here. However, there is a great book called VB.NET for Dummies. THIS DOES NOT IMPLY THAT YOU ARE DUMB. This book is one of the 'dummies' series for raw beginners in all subjects. It is clear and well written and I think you'll get a lot more out of it than calling for help on a forum such as this. You can find it on Amazon.com[^] BTW: I do not have any vested interest in Amazon.com or the book.
...Steve1. quod erat demonstrandum 2. "Give a man a fish and you've fed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you've fed him for life." I read that somewhere once :-) -
Post you question to "devX" forum. The people there are not rude and they will try to help you. I would try to help you but I'm still learning myself.
It has nothing to do with being rude, and everything to do with educating people that they need to do their own homework in order to understand - and ultimately pass - their class at college/school. Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour
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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
I doubt you'll answer this but i'll ask anyway. Generally, when you take a class in anything they teach you a certain amount before setting you any assignments. Have you just not attended any classes and got this assignment from somebody that has? I only ask because you wrote:
mcb12 wrote:
I really don't know how to write codes
How does somebody who has taken a class that teaches coding practice not know ANYTHING about how to "write codes"? Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour
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Scenario You've just started a new semester and you've become friends with one of your classmates, Tomislav. Tomislav tells you he has just moved to the United States from Europe and he's having a difficult time adjusting to the English units of measurement. In his country, most liquids are measured in liters, not gallons. Tomislav tells you that he's been having an especially hard time buying gasoline, since he doesn't have much of an idea how much a gallon is. He also mentions he's having a tough time understanding how much is in a pint. Since you got an 'A' in your last Visual Basic .NET course, you volunteer to write Tomislav an application to convert liters into pints and gallons. Project Details Create an appropriate user interface. Include a Reset button, which will clear the interface controls. Be sure to center the form on the screen. Create a button that the user will click to complete the conversion. Provide an appropriate title for your application window. Create necessary labels for all fields. Display the pint and gallon conversions in TextBox controls that cannot be edited. Include comments in your application Write code to complete the conversion. Use the Internet or other resources to find out the conversion rates between liters and pints, as well as liters and gallons. Deliverable Details Please submit your assignment. Submit only ONE file. The file should be a zip of ALL the files in the project folders. Tips for Unit 1 IP (ITP330) General Use the VS2003 online help to find answers. Here is a tutorial (from Microsoft) that will help you get started programming in VB.NET fast: Setting Up the Visual Basic .NET Project For the IP Note the conversion is from wet liters to wet pints and from wet liters to wet gallons. Textbox1: liters, for input Textbox2: pints, read only for output Textbox3: gallons, read only for output Labels for the above textboxes Compute button: btnCompute Reset button: btnReset Code the following methods: btnCompute_Click() and btnReset_Click() Also can someone explain the differences between Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD). Can you also provide examples of how each can be applied in real life. Can someone help me understand this stuff above. I really don't know how to write codes and if there is a website/tutorial out they somewhere that is built for beginners please let me know. Thanks, mcb12
I really don't think anyone is trying to be rude answering your questions. What I've found is that almost everyone that is willing to answer questions on this or any other forum like Code Project, expects the person asking the questions to have put some effort into opening Visual Studio and setting up a form, etc. Once you've started the application and get stuck trying to code a specific textbox or other control, ask. Nobody is going to code your project for you, but there are many knowledgable individuals who will help with different parts of the project you have questions on. As far as resources for learning, why not start with Microsoft's own Visual Studio site: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/[^] Lost in the vast sea of .NET