DO NOT GET SCARED. the attachments are just the additional help that you can use to program. I have attached also coding for some of the work !!
3.6
Write a project that calculates the shipping charge for a package if the
shipping rate is $0.12 per ounce.
Form: Use a masked text box for the package-identification code (a
six-digit code) and labeled text boxes for the weight of the package—one
box for pounds and another one for ounces. Use a text box to display the
shipping charge.
Include buttons for Calculate, Clear, Print, and Exit.
Code: Include event procedures for each button. Use a constant for the
shipping rate, calculate the shipping charge, and display it formatted in a
text box. Display a message to the user for any bad input data.
Calculation hint: There are 16 ounces in a pound.
3.8
Create a project that will input an employee’s sales and calculate the
gross pay, deductions, and net pay. Each employee will receive a base pay
of $900 plus a sales commission of 6 percent of sales.
After calculating the net pay, calculate the budget amount for each cat-
egory based on the percentages given.
Pay
Base pay $900; use a named constant
Commission 6% of sales
Gross pay Sum of base pay and commission
Deductions 18% of gross pay
Net pay Gross pay minus deductions
Budget
Housing 30% of net pay
Food and clothing 15% of net pay
Entertainment 50% of net pay
Miscellaneous 5% of net pay
Visual Basic Chapter 1 Lab – Introduction to Visual Basic 2010.
• Read chapter 1 of the Visual Basic textbook
• Do the “Hands-On Programming Example” on pages 53 thru 56 of the Visual Basic textbook. After successfully coding, running, and testing this example, compress the resulting project folder into a Zip file and attach that file to this assignment. Press on the “Continue Later” button to save your work. Do not press the “Finish” button yet.
Note: to compress a folder into a Zip file in windows, right-click the folder then select “Send to / Compressed (zipped) folder” folder from the shortcut menu.
Create a Visual Basic project to solve Programming Exercise 1.5 at the end of Visual Basic chapter 1 (Page 60). After successfully coding, running, and testing this exercise, compress the resulting project folder into a Zip file and attach that file to this assignment.
Read chapter 3 of the Visual Basic textbook.
1. Do the “Hands-On Programming Example” on pages 141 thru 147 of the Visual Basic textbook. After successfully coding, running, and testing this example, compress the resulting project folder into a Zip file and attach that file to this assignment. Press on the “Continue Later” button to save your work. Do not press the “Finish” button yet.
2. Create a Visual Basic project to solve Programming Exercise 3.2 at the end of Visual Basic chapter 3 (Page 150). Compress the resulting project folder into a “.zip” file and attach this “.zip” file to this assignment for grading.
After you have completed this assignment and attached all resulting “.zip” files to it, click “Finish” button.
Read chapter 2 of the Visual Basic textbook.
1. Do the “Hands-On Programming Example” on pages 90 thru 95 of the Visual Basic textbook. After successfully coding, running, and testing this example, compress the resulting project folder into a Zip file and attach that file to this assignment. Press on the “Continue Later” button to save your work. Do not press the “Finish” button yet.
2. Create a Visual Basic project to solve Programming Exercise 2.2 at the end of Visual Basic chapter 2 (Page 99). Compress the resulting project folder into a “.zip” file and attach this “.zip” file to this assignment for grading.
Read chapter 3 of the Visual Basic textbook.
1. Do the “Hands-On Programming Example” on pages 141 thru 147 of the Visual Basic textbook. After successfully coding, running, and testing this example, compress the resulting project folder into a Zip file and attach that file to this assignment. Press on the “Continue Later” button to save your work. Do not press the “Finish” button yet.
2. Create a Visual Basic project to solve Programming Exercise 3.2 at the end of Visual Basic chapter 3 (Page 150). Compress the resulting project folder into a “.zip” file and attach this “.zip” file to this assignment for grading.