[resolved] VB Applications

hello.. hw can i make vb appkication, which asks the user for first name, middle name, and title and address. it displays first character of the first name, first character of the middle name and the title on one lable and address on another label..
thnx for rplyin..

The best way would be to put TextBoxes on a form or something to have them enter their info.

Not sure if this is how you want it but, add 2 labels on your form. lblName and lblAddress

vb Code:

Option Explicit
 
Private strFName As String 'First name.
Private strMName As String 'Middle name.
Private strTitle As String 'Title.
Private strAddress As String 'Address.
 
Private Sub Form_Load()
    strFName = InputBox("Enter your first name: ")
    strMName = InputBox("Enter your middle name: ")
    strTitle = InputBox("Enter a title: ")
    strAddress = InputBox("Enter your address: ")
    
    lblName.Caption = Left$(strFName, 1) & " " & Left$(strMName, 1) & " " & strTitle
    lblAddress.Caption = strAddress
End Sub

Code:

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Dim strFirst, strMiddle as String
Dim strAddress, strTitle as string

strFirst = inputbox("Enter your First name")
strMiddle = inputbox("Enter your Middle name")
strTitle = inputbox("Enter your Title")
strAddress = inputbox("Enter your Address")

Label1.Caption = Left$(strFirst,1) & " " & Left$(strMiddle,1) & " " & strTitle
Label2.Caption = strAddress

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something like that?

Dang...mine hung while posting and you beat me to it :)

We all like doing other ones homework in here, don't we

Is this a posting race? The fastest poster will win 1 million dollars. lol.

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Originally Posted by opus

We all like doing other ones homework in here, don't we

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Yes we do. :)
I find the best way to learn how to code is to look at somebody else's code.

Hey opus and Capp, I have lots of homework. Do you wanna take care of my homeworks? lol. Yes, you're maybe right looking at others problems eh?

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Originally Posted by Capp

Yes we do. :)
I find the best way to learn how to code is to look at somebody else's code.

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That's how I learned. :)

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Originally Posted by opus

We all like doing other ones homework in here, don't we

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When it's something like this that takes about 30 seconds to write I really don't mind too much. Especially since the best way to learn sometimes is by looking at other code as Capp said.

It's true actually. We learned from other's problems. Everyday, we gained new information by the problems of others and we try to solved it. By that way, we develop our skills. And not just that, It's a good thig to help others, right?

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Originally Posted by DigiRev

The best way would be to put TextBoxes on a form or something to have them enter their info.

Not sure if this is how you want it but, add 2 labels on your form. lblName and lblAddress

vb Code:

Option Explicit
 
Private strFName As String 'First name.
Private strMName As String 'Middle name.
Private strTitle As String 'Title.
Private strAddress As String 'Address.
 
Private Sub Form_Load()
    strFName = InputBox("Enter your first name: ")
    strMName = InputBox("Enter your middle name: ")
    strTitle = InputBox("Enter a title: ")
    strAddress = InputBox("Enter your address: ")
    
    lblName.Caption = Left$(strFName, 1) & " " & Left$(strMName, 1) & " " & strTitle
    lblAddress.Caption = strAddress
End Sub

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thnx

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Originally Posted by Capp

Code:

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Dim strFirst, strMiddle as String
Dim strAddress, strTitle as string

strFirst = inputbox("Enter your First name")
strMiddle = inputbox("Enter your Middle name")
strTitle = inputbox("Enter your Title")
strAddress = inputbox("Enter your Address")

Label1.Caption = Left$(strFirst,1) & " " & Left$(strMiddle,1) & " " & strTitle
Label2.Caption = strAddress

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something like that?

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thnx bro..

thnx for rplyin to all of u..

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Originally Posted by zynder

It's true actually. We learned from other's problems. Everyday, we gained new information by the problems of others and we try to solved it. By that way, we develop our skills. And not just that, It's a good thig to help others, right?

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I learned programming the same way, however if a thread sounds too much like homework, I prefer to give hints using pseudo-code, that way you need to think and not only copy&paste!

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Originally Posted by opus

I learned programming the same way, however if a thread sounds too much like homework, I prefer to give hints using pseudo-code, that way you need to think and not only copy&paste!

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yes u r right.. thnx bro