[solved]-Vb Windows Forms App Net Framework Assignment Create Program Convert Feet Inches Meter Con Q39000818
VB Windows Forms App (.NET Framework)
In this assignment you create a program to convert feet andinches to meter. The conversion is done with a function you writein the program and then call it.
Input data:
- Feet: User enters a number forfeet
- Period: User enters a number for inches
Instructions:
- Create a new project and name it asyourlastname-firstname-Assignment4. Save thisproject in VB folder you created earlier.
- Change form’s title to: Your full name –Assignment 4 – Conversion.
- Form contains four Labels, two TextBoxes, and threeButton controls.
- Use labels to identify Feet, Inches and Meters. See below FormLayout with Controls for more details. Note: Youwill use the same control Names shown below.
– Input variables:
- Feet (Single)
- Inches (Single)
– Output variables:
- Meters (Single)
- To convert feet and inches to meters, use this formula: (feet *12 + inches) * 0.0254. 0.0254 is a constant value to convertEnglish system to Metric. Make sure to declare a Constantfor this literal number.
- You construct a Function for this conversion. It will be placedafter End Sub for btnConvert_Click.
- Start the Function code with typing Functionkeyword, followed by the function name, followed by parameters,followed by function type.
- This Function has two parameters; feet and inches. See belowfor suggested program’s infrastructure.
- Items to note:.
- Variables names must follow the conventions and rules explainedearlier and must have proper data type for the values that will bestored in them.
- Appearance of the form is very important; Make sure that yourdesign is clean; Spelling is important.
- Clear button, clears TextBoxes and Labelcontrol that displays Meters.
- Exit button, closes the Form.
- You will write the code for the three buttons.
- Avoid double-clicking on TextBox and Label Controls to createunnecessary code. If you do, please delete them.
- Run the program, enter values for Feet and Inches, then clickConvert button, to see the Meters equivalentdisplays in the Label control. See example for the complete programbelow.
- Note: If you leave TextBoxes blank whenprogram is running, your program would crash. Avoid testing withblank TextBoxes. We will learn how to solve this problem.
- To save the project, from File, select Save All.
- Continue with SaveAll after making changes.
- Once project is complete, open File Explorer; open VB folderand you will see a folder named:yourlastname-firstname-Assignment4. This foldercontains a folder and a solution file with SLN extension. Both arenamed the same. Solution file (.SLN) and the folder containing VBnecessary files to run the project.
- To receive credit for this assignment, create a zip file namedYourlastname-firstname-Assignment4.ZIP. Submitthis ZIP file in Assignment 4. Only ONE file,please. See SubmittingAssignments
for creating azip file.
Here is a screenshot of Form layout with controls:
Here is a screenshot of Form layout when program is running:
In this assignment you create a program to convert feet andinches to meter. The conversion is done with a function you writein the program and then call it.
Input data:
- Feet: User enters a number forfeet
- Period: User enters a number for inches
Instructions:
- Create a new project and name it asyourlastname-firstname-Assignment4. Save thisproject in VB folder you created earlier.
- Change form’s title to: Your full name –Assignment 4 – Conversion.
- Form contains four Labels, two TextBoxes, and threeButton controls.
- Use labels to identify Feet, Inches and Meters. See below FormLayout with Controls for more details. Note: Youwill use the same control Names shown below.
– Input variables:
- Feet (Single)
- Inches (Single)
– Output variables:
- Meters (Single)
- To convert feet and inches to meters, use this formula: (feet *12 + inches) * 0.0254. 0.0254 is a constant value to convertEnglish system to Metric. Make sure to declare a Constantfor this literal number.
- You construct a Function for this conversion. It will be placedafter End Sub for btnConvert_Click.
- Start the Function code with typing Functionkeyword, followed by the function name, followed by parameters,followed by function type.
- This Function has two parameters; feet and inches. See belowfor suggested program’s infrastructure.
- Items to note:.
- Variables names must follow the conventions and rules explainedearlier and must have proper data type for the values that will bestored in them.
- Appearance of the form is very important; Make sure that yourdesign is clean; Spelling is important.
- Clear button, clears TextBoxes and Labelcontrol that displays Meters.
- Exit button, closes the Form.
- You will write the code for the three buttons.
- Avoid double-clicking on TextBox and Label Controls to createunnecessary code. If you do, please delete them.
- Run the program, enter values for Feet and Inches, then clickConvert button, to see the Meters equivalentdisplays in the Label control. See example for the complete programbelow.
- Note: If you leave TextBoxes blank whenprogram is running, your program would crash. Avoid testing withblank TextBoxes. We will learn how to solve this problem.
- To save the project, from File, select Save All.
- Continue with SaveAll after making changes.
- Once project is complete, open File Explorer; open VB folderand you will see a folder named:yourlastname-firstname-Assignment4. This foldercontains a folder and a solution file with SLN extension. Both arenamed the same. Solution file (.SLN) and the folder containing VBnecessary files to run the project.
- To receive credit for this assignment, create a zip file namedYourlastname-firstname-Assignment4.ZIP. Submitthis ZIP file in Assignment 4. Only ONE file,please. See SubmittingAssignments for creating azip file.
Here is a screenshot of Form layout with controls:
Here is a screenshot of Form layout when program is running:
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