Visual Basic Programming And Algorithms

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Algorithms and Visual Basic Programming Exercise

Algorithms

Output: gross pay

Input: hours worked

Algorithm:

enter number of hours worked if hours worked 0 ? 40, then calculate the gross pay ( hours *

display the gross pay otherwise, display an error message end if

If hours worked are not accept the new hour worked is between 40 and 60 hours

Display gross message

Otherwise display error...

...

r message
Interface

Code

Public Class Form

Private Sub-Form1_Load (sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

calculates and displays gross pay

Const dblRATE As Double = 8.35

Dim dblHours As Double

Dim dblGross As Double

Double.TryParse (txtHours.Text, dblHours)

' calculate and display gross pay ' or display an error message

If dblHours >= 40 AndAlso dblHours

Sources Used in Documents:

Reference

Zak, D. (2013). Clearly Visual Basic: Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2012. Cengage Learning


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