YY PRACTIc, 211 pevelop 4 project in yp aug P to desi j heir sum. “Sign a sui play table form to add two numbers and pistion : yep? esign the form as shown in Fig. P. 8.1 ber BERS below Fig. P. 8.1 : Sum of two variables Controls and their properties : Object Property Value Form Name | frmSum Caption ‘Sum of Two Variables Label Name IbINum1 Caption Numi Label Name IbINum2 : Caption Num2 | Label Name TbiSum Caption Sum Command Button Name cmdClear . Caption &Clear Command Button Name omdSum Caption &Sum [Command Button Name emdQuit ae Caption &Quit Text Box Name txtNum Text ks Text Box” Name eho Text Text Box Z Name ce : Text "YY. com Com, Sys. & Appl. (Sem.— VI).d Applications ~ T.¥.B.Com-(Semm, 212 9° Computer Systems anc , 2 22 "m. Vp Step 2 : Type the following code in the code window Code: "Purpose: To add two numbers ‘Author: Mukesh N Tekwani Private Sub cmdCalc_Click() Dim a As Integer Dim b As Integer Dim s As Integer a = txtNum1.Text b= txtNum2.Text s=atb txtSum.Text = s End Sub Private Sub cmdClear_Click() txtNum1.Text = txtNum2.Text =" txtSum.Text =" txtNum1.SetFocus End Sub Private Sub emdQuit_Click() End End Sub Step 3: Run the program and verify the outputpevelop a project in VB to od display the bonus which ne Sig ution : es Nas Uitable 10% of sales, © °7™ to enter sales and calculat ‘ fe Fig. P.9.1 : Bonus Calculation Controls and their properties : Oblect Property Value OEE Name frmBonus Caption Bonus Calculation Label Name IblSales Caption Sales Label : Name IbiBonus Caption Bonus Command Button Name emdCalculate Caption &Calculate Command Button Name cmdClear Caption Célear Command Button Name emdQuit Caption &Quit Text Box Name txtSales Value i Text Box Name tatBonus Value |ae) a7 Step 2 : Type the following code in the code windo’ Code: ‘Author: Mukesh N Tekwani ‘Purpose: Bonus Calculation | Private Sub emdCailc Click() Dim s As Integer ‘sales Dim b As Double ‘bonus S = txtSales.Text b=0.1*s ‘bonus = 10% of sales txtBonus.Text = b End Sub Private Sub emdClear_Click() txtSales.Text ="" txtBonus.Text = "" txtSales.SetFocus End Sub Private Sub cmdQuit_Click() End End Sub Step 3 : Run the program and verify the output Computer Systems and Applications = T.Y.B.Com. (Sem, , ——tin VB to y the DA whieh, eons 88 suity r ok able forn of salary, n to enter salary and calculate pesign the fOIM a8 shown in Fy 8. P. 10.1 below, Fig. P 10.1 - DA Calculation Controls and their properties : L Object Property Wane Form Name fmDA Caption Salary Calculations Label Name IbIBasic Caption Basic Salary Label Name IbIDA Caption DA Text Box Name DRE ! Value ” Text Box Name txtDA Value ” Command Button Name emacaie Caption &Calculate | Command Button Name emdClear Caption C&lear Command Button Name emdQuit Caption &Quit Step 2 : Type the following code in the code windowComputer Systems and Applications TTI Com, tig 216 22 ‘Purpose: DA Calculation ‘Author: Mukesh N Tekwani Private Sub cmdCalc Click() Dim b As Integer ‘basic salary Dim da As Double 'DA b = txtBasic.Text da=0.9*b ‘since DA is 90% of basic salary txtDA.Text = da End Sub Private Sub emdClear Click() txtBasic.Text = "" txtDA.Text =" txtBasic.SetFocus End Sub Private Sub emdQuit_Click() End End Sub Se ee CEE ea nn lads ai Step 3: Run the Program and verify the outputi 22's" 223 a PRACTICAL 13 ef determmuen the tuts valuc of anajesinodt Te given = Siva number of yeats, This| method ‘gives! the compound re value is the sum of principal amount and the accumulated Tavestment amount * (1 + Interest rate) years Xt boxes for the amount of investment, the interest rate (as a and the number of years the investment will be held Display value in a formatted text box as currency. Include command buttons e, Clear, Print and Exit. Format all dollar amounts. Amount Rate Years Future Value |__ 2000 5 15% | 4,022.71 1234.56 7.5% | 3 1533.69 Solution : Step 1 : Design the form as shown in Fig. P. 13-1 below : = txtPrn eae txtRate ee txtYears IbIFV sat IbiCale cmdClear IbiPrint cmdExit Fig. P. 13.1 Step 2 : Type the following code in the code window Code : Purpose: Calculate future value of an investment Purpose: 5 ‘Author: Mukesh N Tekwani Private Sub cmdCale_Click() ‘calculate the future value of an investment * > Dim'P As Double Dim RAs Double . Dim T As Double204 ws's° Computer Systems and Applications ~ T-Y.B.Com(Sem, yp P = Val(txtPrn. Text) R = Val(txtRate.Text) T = Val(txtYears. Text) txtFV.Text = FormatCurrency(P * (1 + R) * T, 2) End Sub Private Sub emdClear_Click() ‘clear the text boxes and set focus back to the first text box txtPrn.Text = "" txtRate.Text =" txtYears.Text =" txtFV.Text = "" txtPrn.SetFocus End Sub Private Sub emdPrint_Click() PrintForm End Sub Private Sub cmdExit_Click() End End Sub Step 3 : Run the program and verify that the output tallies with that given in the table above. Note, while entering the interest rate, type the rate in decimal fraction. E.g,, if the interest rate is 15%, type 0.15.Solution : Step 1:1 PCa ext Enter Text txtText fraColor optRed optGreen optBlue Controls and their properties : Italic and Unde t the application ne, to form: n and Blue color to change 1 as shown in Fig. P. 15.1 below : at the text in fraStyle chkBold chkltalic chkUnderline cmdExit Object Property Taias Horm Name frmTextFormat Caption Text Formatting Label Name IbiText = eoetion Enter Text = * Name txtText : News fraColor Caption Font Option Button Nan ‘ont Color < optRed i Caption Option Button Nana &Red Capti optGreen =n &Green he color of% hey, le of i Object “ ote | Option Button — ae One optBhue [Frame es Caption | CheckBox [Name | om Caption = | CheckBox [ Name = | Caption | italic MGRSCuE SR yea Nene chkUnderline Caption &Underline | Command Button Name chad eat | Caption Exit - Step 2 : Type the following code in the code window : Purpose: Study the use of check box and option buttons ‘Author: Mukesh N Tekwani Private Sub chkBold_Click() |) Greolulcnecmeoeis enabled, text is displayed in Bold ‘otherwise it is displayed in Normal font If chkBold.Value = 1 Then txtText.FontBold = True Else txtText.FontBold = False End If End Sub Private Sub chkltalic_Click() ‘if Italic check box is enabled, text is displayed in Italic otherwise it is displayed in Normal font If chkltalic. Value = 1 Then txtText.Fontltalic = True Else txtText.Fontltalic = False End If. End Sub Private Sub chkUnderline_Click() He ‘if Underline check box is enabled, text is underlined, i u ‘otherwise it is displayed in Normal fon If chkUnderline. Value = 1 Then txtText.FontUnderline = Truese ass Computer Systems and Applications ~ T-¥.B.Com(Sem. yp 2 Else txtText.FontUnderline = False End If End Sub Private Sub cmdExit Click() End End Sub Private Sub optBlue_Click() ‘If Blue option button is selected, display text in Blue ‘color. vbBlue is an intrinsic constant in Visual Basic txtText.ForeColor = vbBlue End Sub Private Sub optGreen_Click() ‘If Green option button is selected, display text in Green ‘color. vbGreen is an intrinsic constant in Visual Basic txtText.ForeColor = vbGreen End Sub Private Sub optRed_Click() If Red option button is selected, display text in Red ‘color. vbRed is an intrinsic constant in Visual Basic txtText.ForeColor = vbRed End Sub Step 3 : Run the program, type some text in the text box, and verify that the font style and colors change the text.ee a ee | Practicals "2's" 2 | PRACTICAL 16 i | IWIMsg. IblAmounent fraMode chkRail extAmtRail chkFlight eetAmtélighe chkcar etamtCar IbiTotalAmount emdClear cmdCale ema Bxit Code: ‘Purpose: Travelling Allowance (TA) Bill preparation ‘Author : Mukesh N. Tekwani |Private Sub chkCar_Click() 'if the chkCar check box is selected, di splay the ‘corresponding text box txtCar for acc, epting distance If chkCar.Value = 1 Then txtCar. Visible = True txtCar,SetFocus Else232 o'a'a" Computer Systems and Appl txtCar. Visible = False End If End Sub Private Sub chkFlight_Click() ‘if the chkFlight check box is selected, display the ‘corresponding text box txtFlight for accepting distance If chkFlight,Value = 1 Then txtPlight. Visible = True txtPlight. SetFocus Blse txtFlight. Visible = False txtAmtFlight, Text = 0 End If End Sub Private Sub chkRail_Click() ‘if the chikRail check box is selected, display the ‘corresponding text box txtRail for accepting distance If chkRail.Value = 1 Then txtRail. Visible = True txtRail.SetFocus Else txtRail. Visible = False txtAmtCar.Text = 0 End If End Sub Private Sub cmdCalc_Click() ‘calculate total amount for each mode of transport ‘first get the distances from the text boxes Dim dr, df, de As Double ‘dist travelled by rail, flight, car Dim amtr, amtf, amtc As Double ‘amount for each mode Dim gt As Double ‘grand total amount dr = Val(txtRail. Text) df = Val(txtFlight. Text) de = Val(txtCar.Text) ‘now calculate and display the amount for each mode amtr = 3 * dr amt * df amte = 8 * de ‘display these amounts in the text boxes txtAmtRail.Text = amtr ications ~ T-¥.B.Com.-(Sem, ypPracticals 2's's" txtAmtFlight.Text = amtf txtAmtCar.Text = amtc 233 ‘calculate and display the grand total gt = amtr + amtf + amtc IbITotalAmt.Caption = IbITotalAmt.Caption & "&" & gt End Sub | Private Sub cmdClear Click() ‘clear all objects by calling the sub-procedure ClearAll End Sub Private Sub Form_Load() IbIMsg.Caption = "Click on the desired check box, and _ enter the corresponding distance" ‘hide the distance text boxes at form load txtRail.Visible = False txtFlight. Visible = False txtCar. Visible = False txtAmtRail.Text = 0 txtAmtFlight.Text = 0 txtAmtCar.Text = 0 End Sub Private Sub ClearAll() chkRail. Value = 0 chkFlight.Value = 0 chkCar.Value = 0 txtRail.Text = "" txtFlight.Text = txtCar.Text = "" txtAmtRail.Text = "" txtAmtFlight.Text = "" txtAmtCar.Text = "" IbITotalAmt.Caption = "Grand Total" End Sub Private Sub cmdExit_Click() End End Sub Step 3: distenees and modes of transport. Run the program and test for different combinations and values of cuyy practical , re ps atl oo Write @ program to accept a number in a toxt 1 ee Pox and print its table in the 1x4"4 2% 4 = 8, and so on solution : stop 3 : Design the form as shown in Fig. P. 19.1 below : DO Mn ero An txtNum IbITable emdTable emdQuit emdClear Fig. P. 19.1 Step 2 : Type the following code in the code window Code : ‘Purpose: Display table ‘Author: Mukesh N Tekwani Private Sub cmdClear, Click() txtNum.Text * a IbITable.Caption = txtNum.SetFocus End Sub242 22's" Private Sub cmdQuit_Click() End End Sub Private Sub cmdTable_Click() Dim N As Integer Dim P As Integer Dim I As Integer ‘required by the For...Next loop N = Val(txtNum.Text) If N >= 1 Then IblHdg.Caption = ‘Table of " + txtNum.Text For 1To 10 P=N*I Str(N) + "= "+ Str(P) + vbCrLf +"" Next I Else MsgBox "Please enter a number between 1 and 100° txtNum.Text =" IbIHdg.Caption = "" txtNum. SetFocus End If End Sub Step 3 : Run the program and verify the output Computer Systems and Applications - T-Y.B.Com.(Sem. yp IbITable.Caption = IblTable.Caption + Str(I) + "x" +uot 29's" 243 : PRACTICAL 20 Design a form with two option buttons (Factorial and Sum of Squares). One text box will be used to enter a mamber, Write two functions ~ one for calculating the factorial of a'number and the other to calonlate the sumer equsmee nemiece fo We Peleeet SAiered. Ge Glick Gf a cadsand button, call the appropriate function and display the result in a label Solution ; Step 1 : Design the form as shown in Fig, P, 20.1 below : Sc btNum fraCale optFact oprsumsq IbIRes cmdCale Sau emdClear Nig. P. 20.1 Step 2 : Type the following code in the code window Code: ‘Purpose: Display factorial or Sum of Squares — use of option button ‘Author: Mukesh N Tekwani Private Sub cmdCalc_Click() Dim N As Integer N = Val(txtNum.Text) Value = True Then : 3 ped Caption = "Factorial = * + Str(factorial(N)) End If TMEY.B.Com Com. Sys. & Appl. (Sem. VD244 ons Computer Systems and Applications ~ T.Y.B.Com.-(Sem. vp If optSumSq. Value = True Then IblRes.Caption = "Sum of squares = " + Str(sumsqrs(N)) End If End Sub Private Sub cmdClear_Click() txtNum.Text = "" optFact.Value = False optSumSq.Value = False IbIRes.Caption = "" txtNum.SetFocus End Sub Private Sub cmdQuit_Click() End End Sub Private Function factorial(N As Integer) Dim I As Integer factorial = 1 For I= 1ToN factorial = factorial * 1 Next I End Function Private Function sumsqrs(N As Integer) Dim I As Integer sumsqrs = 0 Forl=1ToN sumsqrs = sumsgqrs + I * 1 Next I End Function Step 3: Run the program and verify the output Note : What is the largest number for which this code will give the correct factorial? a2