Are you treating these as two separate problems or simultaneous equations?
VB.Net code>>
[code] Dim x As Integer Dim y As Integer Dim w As Integer
For x=1 To 6 For y=1 to 9
W = X + Y * 3 'Is this the order you want it in? textbox1.AppendText(" W= " & CStr(w)) textbox1.AppendText(" when x= " & CStr(x)) textbox1.AppendText(" and y= " & CStr(y) & VBCrLf & VBCrLf)
Next Next [/code]
Is that what you are after?
For the 2nd equation>>
VB.Net code>>
[code] Dim x As Double Dim y As Double Dim w As Double
For x=1 To 18 For y=1 to 2
W =(x/(4+y)) * ((36*y)/x)) 'Is this the order you want it in? textbox1.AppendText(" W= " & CStr(w)) textbox1.AppendText(" when x= " & CStr(x)) textbox1.AppendText(" and y= " & CStr(y) & VBCrLf & VBCrLf)
Next Next [/code]
Put either section of code in a button click event Sub and don't forget to add a textbox with MultiLine property set to True and vertical scrollbar property set.
Comments
: who can write a program for the following:
:
: W = X + Y * 3 if x to value of 6 and Y to 9
:
: W = x/4+y * 36y/x x to value of 18 and y to 2
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Hi,
Are you treating these as two separate problems or
simultaneous equations?
VB.Net code>>
[code]
Dim x As Integer
Dim y As Integer
Dim w As Integer
For x=1 To 6
For y=1 to 9
W = X + Y * 3 'Is this the order you want it in?
textbox1.AppendText(" W= " & CStr(w))
textbox1.AppendText(" when x= " & CStr(x))
textbox1.AppendText(" and y= " & CStr(y) & VBCrLf & VBCrLf)
Next
Next
[/code]
Is that what you are after?
For the 2nd equation>>
VB.Net code>>
[code]
Dim x As Double
Dim y As Double
Dim w As Double
For x=1 To 18
For y=1 to 2
W =(x/(4+y)) * ((36*y)/x)) 'Is this the order you want it in?
textbox1.AppendText(" W= " & CStr(w))
textbox1.AppendText(" when x= " & CStr(x))
textbox1.AppendText(" and y= " & CStr(y) & VBCrLf & VBCrLf)
Next
Next
[/code]
Put either section of code in a button click event Sub
and don't forget to add a textbox with MultiLine property
set to True and vertical scrollbar property set.
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Dr M.
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heard of it.