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Programming in visual studio

Chapter-5

Q1 – What Is the difference between implicit and explicit declaration of a variable?


Ans – Explicit Declaration: The variable is declared with a specific data type before use.
Explicit declarations help avoid errors by specifying types clearly.
Implicit Declaration: The variable is used without prior declaration, and the data type is
inferred.

Q2 – State the rules to you should keep in mind while naming variables in a program.
Ans - No spaces, Start with a letter.
Use letters, numbers, and underscores only.
Case-sensitive.
No reserved keywords.
Descriptive and meaningful.

Q3 – Name the common data types provided in VB.


Ans - Integer: For whole numbers.
Double: For floating-point (decimal) numbers.
String: For text data.
Boolean: For True or False values.
Date: For dates and times.
Char: For single characters.
Decimal: For high-precision decimal numbers.
Object: For any type of data.

Q4 – Write short note on Control Statements in Visual Basic.


a. Ans - If...Then...Else: Executes code based on a condition.
b. Select Case: Chooses code to execute from multiple options.
c. For...Next: Loops a set number of times.
d. While...End While: Loops while a condition is true.
e. Do...Loop: Loops until or while a condition is met.
These statements manage decision-making and looping in the program.

Q5 – What is Nesting? Give the syntax of a nested if…then…Else statement.


Ans - Nesting refers to placing one control structure inside another. In a nested
If...Then...Else statement, one If statement is placed inside another.
Syntax of a Nested If...Then...Else in Visual Basic:
If condition1 Then
' Code block 1
If condition2 Then
' Code block 2
Else
' Code block 3
End If
Else
' Code block 4
End If
Q6 – Write a sample program to explain the use of string operator “&”.
Ans - Sub Main()
Console.WriteLine("Hello, " & "World!")
End Sub
Explanation: The & operator concatenates "Hello, " with "World!" to produce "Hello,
World!".

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