Option #2: Visual Basic .NET Application – Coding Exercise 2 (Exercise 5, Zak, 2016, p. 575)

Option #2: Visual Basic .NET Application – Coding Exercise 2 (Exercise 5, Zak, 2016, p. 575)

An application contains the Structure statement shown here.

Structure  Computer 
	Public strModel As String 
	Public decCost As Decimal
End Structure

• Create a VB.Net Windows Form application named ComputerProject_YourName. Change the name property of your form to frmMain.
• Add the Computer Structure to the public class frmMain.
• Add 2 text box controls and a command button to your form. Change the name properties of the controls to txtModel, txtCost, and btnExecute respectively. Change the Text property of the button to “Execute”.
• In the btnExecute click event, write a Dim statement that declares a 10-element one-dimensional array of Computer variables. Name the array business.
• Then write an assignment statement that assigns the value of txtModel to the strModel member contained in the first array element.
• Write an assignment statement that assigns the number the value of txtCost to the decCost member contained in the first array element.
• Set a breakpoint next to you’re the Dim statement of your business array. See page 829 in your text for how to set breakpoints in VB.Net or search online.
• Run the form. Populate txtModel with “AR456”, and txtCost with 699.99.
• Click the Execute button. If set correctly execution should stop at the breakpoint.
• Use the Debug menu or shortcut keys to step through the code. All code should execute without error.

Assignment Deliverables:

• The zip file containing the Visual Studio solution and project files.