a simple calculator vb vb.net the IF command

bubzuru · Post by **bubzuru** » 02 Jul 2007, 15:28

just look at the pics

if u still dont get it pm me
the lines in green are the ones you read

part 1: the UI
add 3 textboxes 1 button and 1 label

part 2: the code
add this code under the button click event

why arnt the pics workin

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 02 Jul 2007, 17:19

It would be nice for a written tutorial rather then just the source. Cause maybe you forgot, but some people dont know what the hell VB IS!

But nice work...

I know Vb myself, but I am saying for the other users out there who dont know VB... They wont be able to understand anything by just looking at a pic.

SkaB0t · Post by **SkaB0t** » 03 Jul 2007, 12:45

you couldve used elseif statements instead of all those if..thens. or you can even use a select...case.

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 03 Jul 2007, 13:11

SkaB0t wrote:you couldve used elseif statements instead of all those if..thens. or you can even use a select...case.

Thats what's so unique about coding.. each programmer has their own unique style...

If he used the elseif commands he could have still used the select case commands or the if's as he had done... so their isnt just one way to doing it. And each author of a program has their own style in programming... Personally I would have done the same exact way as he did.. But thats just me...

SkaB0t · Post by **SkaB0t** » 03 Jul 2007, 13:23

i agree, but some styles of programing are more efficient/process faster/easier to read. to me, an elseif statement would be easier to read and follow then a few if..thens. but whatevs.

Nerdz · Post by **Nerdz** » 03 Jul 2007, 21:34

I don't think using if or select is a style.... is more habit of experienced user... imo

bubzuru · Post by **bubzuru** » 03 Jul 2007, 21:48

i did it useing just IF because its alot more simple to look at like

if this
do that

not to confuse it more to the complete noobz