vb variables

[cherrb]

Visual Basics, write the statement to add 1,2 and 3 together and multiplythe intermediate result by 4, then raise that intermediate result to the power of 2 store the result in a variable named mintresult

[nullus]

like this?

minresult = ((1 + 2 + 3) * 4) ^ 2

sorry, my maths is off, so i dunno if i've understood 'intermediate result'

[Static]

me neither nullus...

but I think you got it

[Skitchen8]

Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim a As Integer
dim b as integer
dim c as integer
dim d as integer
dim e as integer
dim mintresult as integer

a = 1
b = 2
c = 3
d = a+b+c
e = d * 4
mintresult = e * e

'to check the answer put take the comment out of the next
'line
'debug.print minresult
'it will print the answer to the debug section

End Sub

[Skitchen8]

like this?



visual basic code:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------minresult = ((1 + 2 + 3) * 4) ^ 2
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


sorry, my maths is off, so i dunno if i've understood 'intermediate result'

So much shorter than mine... DAMN!!!! i think mine might be more easily readable though.

[nullus]

wow, i got a maths question right?? good lord!

[Inimicum]

hehe, I just passes calc in school this semester and don't remember using intermediate, but I'll agree with you both.

but lets make it more complicates


mintresult = (((1 + 2 + 3)*4)^2)
------------------------


x = 1
y = 2
z = 3

(((X + Y + Z)*(y^y))^Y)

I like my way better.

[Skitchen8]

???????? *** i cannot understand that for the life of me

[Nucleus]

LOL, Nullus now you and Guv are the maths guys around here.

[nullus]

think i'll be allowed to be the moderator of the Maths forum now?

[Nucleus]

Yeah, they need some fresh blood down there.

[nullus]