electric-head
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Okay, I have a bit of a problem. I'm a total beginner at VB.NET and have been given an assignment that has to involve a loop. The idea of the program is to insert as many numbers into a form as you want and then calculate the average of the numbers.
I've managed to set up a simple form with a list box that I can enter numbers into with an input box.
The problem I have is the loop part (surprise, surprise
) I can't even fathom which kind of loop to use nevermind how to code it (Like I said I'm a total beginner).
Can anyone give me any hints on how to code this? I'm completely stuck!
EDIT: Oh and the reason it's split up into so many sub procedures is that I'm being tested on my ability to use them. Sadly they're the easiest bit!
I've managed to set up a simple form with a list box that I can enter numbers into with an input box.
The problem I have is the loop part (surprise, surprise
Can anyone give me any hints on how to code this? I'm completely stuck!
EDIT: Oh and the reason it's split up into so many sub procedures is that I'm being tested on my ability to use them. Sadly they're the easiest bit!
VB.NET:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Call listbox_add()
Call averageprocedure()
Call display()
End Sub
Sub listbox_add()
Dim number As String
number = InputBox("Item To Add:")
ListBox1.Items.Add(number)
End Sub
Sub averageprocedure()
[B]LOOP GOES HERE?[/B]
End Sub