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Using For Loop, Solve The Following Problems

The document provides instructions for 3 For Loop exercises: 1) Add up numbers between a start and end position entered by the user and display the answer, 2) Iterate from 0 to 20 reporting if each number is even or odd in a Listbox, 3) Print a triangular pattern from 1 to 7 stars in a Listbox. Students are asked to write the code for each exercise, print it on short bond paper, and submit it by August 2nd as a reminder of their class schedule.

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Using For Loop, Solve The Following Problems

The document provides instructions for 3 For Loop exercises: 1) Add up numbers between a start and end position entered by the user and display the answer, 2) Iterate from 0 to 20 reporting if each number is even or odd in a Listbox, 3) Print a triangular pattern from 1 to 7 stars in a Listbox. Students are asked to write the code for each exercise, print it on short bond paper, and submit it by August 2nd as a reminder of their class schedule.

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Using for loop, solve the following problems.

1. Put two textboxes on your form. The first box asks users to enter a start position for a
For Loop; the second textbox asks user to enter an end position for the For loop.
When a button is clicked, the program will add up the numbers between the start
position and the end position. Display the answer in a message box
2. Write a for loop that will iterate from 0 to 20. For each iteration, it will check if the
current number is even or odd, and report that to the screen.
1 is odd
2 is even
3 is odd
.
.
.
20 is even
* Note that the output should be displayed in Listbox.
3. Write VB.NET code to print the following pattern:
1******
12*****
123****
1234***
12345**
123456*
1234567
* Note that the output should be displayed in Listbox.

Each exercise should be printed out in a short bond paper and it will submitted tomorrow,
August 2, 2016. This is prize of forgetting your class schedule.

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