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Practical- 13

Implement a Program to Demonstrate Use of


Simple Function & Parameterized Functions
Minimum Theoretical Background
The Function statement is used to declare the name, parameter and the
body of a function. A Function returns a value. It uses a special syntax
form in the VB.NET language. The Function has one or more
parameters—these are called formal parameters. A Function is part of
a Module, Class or Structure.

The syntax for the Function statement is:


[Modifiers] Function FunctionName [(ParameterList)] As ReturnType
[Statements]
End Function

Modifiers: specify the access level of the function; possible values


are: Public, Private, Protected, Friend, Protected Friend and
information regarding overloading, overriding, sharing, and
shadowing.
FunctionName: indicates the name of the function

ParameterList: specifies the list of the parameters

ReturnType: specifies the data type of the variable the function


returns.
EXP-13_A
Implement a program for recursion using a function.
RESULT:- Hence we have successfully
performed the practical using Simple Function
& Parameterized Functions.
EXP-13_B
Write a program to identify maximum number using
parameterized function.
( Use a two Textbox for input a integer number and display output
in Message Box )
RESULT:- Hence we have successfully
performed the practical using Simple Function
& Parameterized Functions.

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