PRACTICAL-1

Aim: Design forms and write , test and debug programs to test its various
properties, methods , events.

-Choose Windows Forms App (.NET Framework) for C# and click Next.
-Name the project - MainForm and Create.(code following) .
-Double click at any point on left side of the code to Debug.

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Output:

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Aim: Write, test and debug applications to use textbox, label, button.

-Choose Windows Forms App (.NET Framework) for C# and click Next.
-Name the project - MainForm and Create.(code following) .
-Double click at any point on left side of the code to Debug.

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Output: Before writing text

After writing text and clicking button

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 PRACTICAL-3

Aim: Write, test and debug application using rich text box, progress bar,
masked text box, link label.
Code:

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Output:
Initial-

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After editing:

LinkLabel: “Visit OpenAi” When clicked, it opens the OpenAI website in the
default browser.

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Aim: Write, test and debug applications using dialog boxes.

Covered three commonly used dialog boxes:

1. MessageBox: A simple dialog to display messages to the user.
2. OpenFileDialog: Allows users to select a file.
3. ColorDialog: Allows users to select a color.
Code:

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This application will:
 Display a MessageBox when a button is clicked.
 Use an OpenFileDialog to let the user select a file.
 Use a ColorDialog to let the user pick a color, which will then change the
form’s background color.
Output:
Initial-

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Clicked on “show” button-

Clicking on “Open File” button lets you choose file from computer.
Clicked on “select” button -lets you choose color and applies it to form
background.

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Aim: Write, test and debug applications using math and string
manipulation functions
The application will:
 Accept two numbers and perform basic math operations (addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division).
 Take a text input and allow users to apply various string
manipulations (e.g., converting to uppercase, reversing text, counting
words).
Code:
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent(); SetupForm();
}
// Method to set up form components
private void SetupForm()
{
// Set form properties
this.Text = "Math and String Manipulation";
this.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(400, 400);
// Label for number input
Label numberLabel = new Label { Text = "Enter two numbers:",
Location = new System.Drawing.Point(20, 20) };
this.Controls.Add(numberLabel);

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 // TextBoxes for numbers
TextBox number1TextBox = new TextBox { Location = new
System.Drawing.Point(20, 50), Width = 100 };
TextBox number2TextBox = new TextBox { Location = new
System.Drawing.Point(130, 50), Width = 100 };
this.Controls.Add(number1TextBox);
this.Controls.Add(number2TextBox);
// Button to calculate
Button calculateButton = new Button { Text = "Calculate",
Location = new System.Drawing.Point(20, 90) };
calculateButton.Click += (sender, e) => {
double num1, num2;
if (double.TryParse(number1TextBox.Text, out num1) &&
double.TryParse(number2TextBox.Text, out num2))
{ PerformMathOperations(num1, num2); }
else { MessageBox.Show("Please enter valid numbers."); } };
this.Controls.Add(calculateButton);
// TextBox for string input
Label stringLabel = new Label { Text = "Enter text:", Location =
new System.Drawing.Point(20, 140) };
TextBox inputTextBox = new TextBox { Location = new
System.Drawing.Point(20, 170), Width = 200 };
this.Controls.Add(stringLabel);
this.Controls.Add(inputTextBox);
// Button to perform string manipulations Button

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 stringManipulateButton = new Button { Text = "Manipulate
Text", Location = new System.Drawing.Point(20, 200) };
stringManipulateButton.Click += (sender, e) => {
PerformStringManipulations(inputTextBox.Text);
};
this.Controls.Add(stringManipulateButton);
}
// Method to perform basic math operations
private void PerformMathOperations(double num1, double num2) {
double sum = num1 + num2;
double difference = num1 - num2;
double product = num1 * num2;
double quotient = num2 != 0 ? num1 / num2 : double.NaN;
// Handle division by zero
MessageBox.Show($"Sum: {sum}\nDifference:
{difference}\nProduct: {product}\nQuotient: {(num2 != 0 ?
quotient.ToString() : "undefined")}");
}
// Method to perform string manipulations
private void PerformStringManipulations(string text) {
string upperCase = text.ToUpper();
string lowerCase = text.ToLower();
string reversed = new string(text.Reverse().ToArray());
int wordCount = text.Split(new char[] { ' ', '\t' },
StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).Length;

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 MessageBox.Show($"Uppercase: {upperCase}\nLowercase:
{lowerCase}\nReversed: {reversed}\nWord Count: {wordCount}");
}
}
}
The application will:
 Accept two numbers and perform basic math operations (addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division).
 Take a text input and allow users to apply various string
manipulations (e.g., converting to uppercase, reversing text, counting
words).
Output:

Entering numbers and clicked on “Calculate”

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Entering strings and clicked on “Manipulate”

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 PRACTICAL-6

Aim: Create and test connection using ado.net to view SQL express
server/Microsoft Access data in textbox etc controls
Creating Database:
 Create a new database –“TestDatabase” in SQL Server
Management Studio.
 Create a sample table -Employees with a few columns

Drag and Drop four textboxes from toolbox at left into the form.

->Name the 1st box –“ textBoxID” ,2nd box- “textBoxFirstName”, 3rd box –
“textBoxLastName” , 4rth box- “textBoxPosition”, and the button –
“btnLoadData”.

->Then create button click event from events in properties.

Code: (add the following namespace –“ System.Data.SqlClient”)

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Output: After clicking the button

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Aim: Write, test and debug small application to add, edit, search, delete
record in database in bounded mode.
Creating Database:
 Create a new database –“TestDatabase” in SQL Server
Management Studio.
 Create a sample table -Employees with a few columns

-Create a new Windows Forms App (.NET Framework) project

- Drag and Drop DataGridView (named dataGridViewEmployees) and three
TextBoxes for each field (textBoxFirstName, textBoxLastName, and
textBoxPosition).
-Add Buttons for each action: Add, Edit, Delete, and Search.
-Then add the following namespace “System.Data.SqlClient” at the top.
Code:

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Output:

Run the application and test each button.

 Add: Enter details in the text boxes and click Add to add a record to
the database.
 Edit: Select a row in the DataGridView, modify text boxes, and click
Edit to update the record.
 Delete: Select a row and click Delete to remove the record.
 Search: Enter a name or part of a name and click Search to filter the
records displayed.

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Create connection view controls like data-grid view controls

-Create a new Windows Forms App (.NET Framework) project.

-Design the form:
 Drag and drop DataGridView control to the form (named
dataGridViewEmployees).
 Add a Button control to load or refresh the data (named
btnLoadData).

-Code:

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Output: Initial

Clicked on Load Data Button

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 PRACTICAL-9

Aim: Write, test and debug small application to add, edit, search, delete
record in database in bounded mode.
Creating Database:
 Create a new database –“TestDatabase” in SQL Server
Management Studio.
 Create a sample table -Employees with a few columns

-Create a new Windows Forms App (.NET Framework) project

- Drag and Drop DataGridView (named dataGridViewEmployees) and three
TextBoxes for each field (textBoxFirstName, textBoxLastName, and
textBoxPosition).
-Add Buttons for each action: Add, Edit, Delete, and Search.
-Then add the following namespace “System.Data.SqlClient” at the top.
Code:

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Output:

Run the application and test each button.

 Add: Enter details in the text boxes and click Add to add a record to
the database.
 Edit: Select a row in the DataGridView, modify text boxes, and click
Edit to update the record.
 Delete: Select a row and click Delete to remove the record.
 Search: Enter a name or part of a name and click Search to filter the
records displayed.

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Aim: Write, test and debug small application to add, edit, search, delete
record in database in unbounded mode i.e. through coding
-Create a new Windows Forms App (.NET Framework) project.
-Design the form: Drag and Drop the following:
 TextBox controls for FirstName, LastName, and Position.
 Button controls: btnAdd, btnEdit, btnDelete, btnSearch, and btnLoad.
 a ListBox to display search results (listBoxResults).

Code:

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Output: Clicked on Load Data button

-Enter data in the text fields and click Add to insert a new record.
-Enter an EmployeeID and updated data, then click Edit to update an
existing record.

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-Enter an EmployeeID and click Delete to remove a record.
-Enter a name (or partial name) in FirstName or LastName and click Search
to find matching records.

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