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Visual Basic Tasks 2 Task 1:
Create a stopwatch -
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Create a basic interface with a timer, a label and two buttons
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Change the name properties of each using appropriate naming conventions
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Change the text properties of the buttons to “Go” and “Stop”
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Set the timer interval property to 1000
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Create a variable at the top of the code page
to store the number of seconds passing
Dim VariableName as DataType
Remember to use the appropriate prefix for your variable name
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Double-click on the timer object to create an event (subprogram)
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In the timer subprogram, increment the value of the variable you are using to store thenumber of seconds passing
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Display the number of seconds in the label
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In the
GO
button, set the timer enabled property to True
tmrTimerName.Enables = True
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In the
STOP
button, set the timer enabled property to False
Task 2:
Count the minutes -
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Adjust your stopwatch to count minutes and seconds. Have a go at this one on your own.Plan what you need to change in the program.
Task 3:
Hit Game –
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Create a basic interface with multiple picture boxes & two timers
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Change the name properties of each using appropriate naming conventions; one timer should be the SHOW timer, the other should be the HIDE timer
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Change the background colour of the picture boxes
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Set the intervals of the timers to different values (minimum 1000)
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Create a score variable at the top of the code page
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Initialise the value of the score variable to zero
Double-click on the form to create a form load
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InheritsSystem.Windows.Forms.Form
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