In visual basic 6.0:
Public input1, input2, number1, output, decimal2, operand, input3 As Double
Public operand2, oprand3 As String
Public decimal3 As Boolean
'Input
Private Sub Command1_Click(Index As Integer)
number1 = number1 + 1
'input1 decimal
If operand = 0 And decimal3 = True Then
number2 = 1 * (10 ^ (number1 - 1))
decimal2 = Index / number2
input1 = input1 + decimal2
Text1.Text = input1
End If
' input2 decimal
If operand > 0 And decimal3 = True Then
number2 = (1 * (10 ^ (number1 - 1)))
decimal2 = Index / number2
input2 = input2 + decimal2
Text1.Text = input1 & " " & operand2 & " " & input2
End If
'input1 single digits
If number1 < 2 And operand < 1 And decimal3 = False Then
input1 = Index
Text1.Text = input1
End If
' input1 multiple digits
If number1 > 1 And operand < 1 And decimal3 = False Then
input1 = (input1 * 10) + Index
Text1.Text = input1
End If
'input2 single digit
If operand > 0 And number1 < 2 And decimal3 = False Then
input2 = Index
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2 & input2
End If
'input2 multiple digits
If number1 > 1 And operand > 0 And decimal3 = False Then
input2 = (input2 * 10) + Index
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2 & input2
End If
End Sub
' Plus/Minus
Private Sub Command2_Click()
If operand < 1 Then
input1 = -1 * input1
Text1.Text = input1
End If
If operand > 1 Then
input2 = -1 * input2
Text1.Text = input1 & " " & operand2 & " ( " & input2 & " ) "
End If
End Sub
' Equals
Private Sub Command3_Click()
Select Case operand
Case Is = 1
output = input1 + input2
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2 & input2 & "=" & output
Case Is = 2
output = input1 - input2
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2 & input2 & "=" & output
Case Is = 3
output = input1 / input2
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2 & input2 & "=" & output
Case Is = 4
output = input1 * input2
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2 & input2 & "= " & output
End Select
input3 = output
number1 = 0
input1 = 0
input2 = 0
output = 0
operand = 0
number2 = 0
decimal2 = 0
decimal3 = False
End Sub
'Plus
Private Sub Command4_Click()
operand = 1
operand2 = "+"
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2
number1 = 0
number2 = 0
decimal3 = False
End Sub
'Minus
Private Sub Command5_Click()
operand = 2
operand2 = "-"
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2
number1 = 0
number2 = 0
decimal3 = False
End Sub
'Divide
Private Sub Command6_Click()
operand = 3
operand2 = "/"
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2
number1 = 0
number2 = 0
decimal3 = False
End Sub
' Multiply
Private Sub Command7_Click()
operand = 4
operand2 = "*"
Text1.Text = input1 & operand2
number1 = 0
number2 = 0
decimal3 = False
End Sub
' POINT
Private Sub Command8_Click()
decimal3 = True
End Sub
' ANS
Private Sub Command9_Click()
If operand = 0 Then
input1 = input3
Text1.Text = input1
End If
If operand > 0 Then
input2 = input3
Text1.Text = input1 & " " & operand2 & " ( " & input2 & " ) "
End If
End Sub
This can be transalted into other VB scripts as the code is quite simple and easy to follow however i have put headings for each section as a guide to it's function
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Add the numbers, then divide by three. I don't know vb script, but in most programming languages it would be something like this: result = (a + b + c) / 3
Velocity = Distance ÷ Time.The speed upstream = 300 ÷ 5 = 60kph.The speed downstream = 300 ÷ 2 = 150 kph.The speed upstream equals boat velocity(Vb) minus current velocity(Vc).The speed downstream equals boat velocity (Vb) pluscurrent velocity (Vc).Vb - Vc = 60Vb + Vc = 150 : Adding the two equations together gives :-2Vb = 210 : Vb = 105, therefore Vc = 45The rate of the boat in still water is 105 kph. The rate of the current is 45 kph.
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you can get lots of source code from 1000projects.com in diff languages....
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The answer will depend which attribute you wish to convert.
yes
You will need a PDF server running somewhere that can be accessed by your VB code. It will need to be called from the code through the server and get the PDF file in return. I did that with Tweak PDF Converter, an pdf editor for converting pdf file to word form.
JavaScript is just like VB Script, but VB Script is what windows made to try to get rid of JavaScript, but as you can see im sure JavaSript is the winner. They are the same thing pretty much just a little alterations in the code.
It translates the .NET-compatible code (i.e. VB, C#) to MSIL code, then, on demand, the JIT compiler compiles it to machine code.
Yes it is possible, most things are in VB