Post by Lonely Soul on Oct 13, 2003 19:19:14 GMT -5
[glow=blue,2,300]Okay, I remember you saying that you know VB.NET or something.. Well, I have homework right now & I can't figure it out! 
Please help me! Here they are:
(In this lesson we're creating variables and named constants.)
1. Assume a procedure needs to store an item's name and its price. The price may have a decimal place. Write the appropriate Dim statement to create the necessary local variables.
(Am I suppose to write two Dim thingies? Or only one?
I'm so confused... I guess it's Dim decPrice, decName As Decimal. Is that right? 
Probably not... )
2. Assume a procedure needs to store the name of an item in inventory and its height and weight. The height may have decimal places; the weight will be whole numbers only. Write the appropriate Dim statement to create the necessary local variables.
3. Assume a procedure needs to store the name of an inventory item, the number of units in stock at the beginning of the current month, the number of units purchased during the current month, the number of units sold during the current month, and the number of units in stock at the end of the current month. (The number of units is always a whole number.) Write the appropriate Dim statment to create the necessary local variables.
Well, I have 2 other problems but my dad is getting mad at me as always and he wants me to get off. -_- Please answer at least 2 of those so that maybe I can figure out how the heck you got it. PLEASE! The homework is due tomorrow. 
Thanks if you do! ^.^[/glow]
Please help me! Here they are:(In this lesson we're creating variables and named constants.)
1. Assume a procedure needs to store an item's name and its price. The price may have a decimal place. Write the appropriate Dim statement to create the necessary local variables.
(Am I suppose to write two Dim thingies? Or only one?
I'm so confused... I guess it's Dim decPrice, decName As Decimal. Is that right? 
Probably not... )2. Assume a procedure needs to store the name of an item in inventory and its height and weight. The height may have decimal places; the weight will be whole numbers only. Write the appropriate Dim statement to create the necessary local variables.
3. Assume a procedure needs to store the name of an inventory item, the number of units in stock at the beginning of the current month, the number of units purchased during the current month, the number of units sold during the current month, and the number of units in stock at the end of the current month. (The number of units is always a whole number.) Write the appropriate Dim statment to create the necessary local variables.
Well, I have 2 other problems but my dad is getting mad at me as always and he wants me to get off.
-_- Please answer at least 2 of those so that maybe I can figure out how the heck you got it. PLEASE! The homework is due tomorrow. 
Thanks if you do! ^.^[/glow]
it should be easy once you see the other 2 answers... and oh yea I got these answers with my skills in normal Visual Basic dunno about .Net.. it should be the same tho
But, my teacher gave the class all the right answers & you were right on the first 2! ^_^ 
(I only got 1 of the problems right out of 5, and that was #3. u_u)
