Chapter 5: Programming in Visual Studio | Computer 8th By Pratap Sanjay Sir

🖥️ Chapter 5: Programming in Visual Studio

Class 8 CBSE Computer | By Pratap Sanjay Sir

📌 1. Creating a Simple Visual Basic Program

1. Open Visual Studio 2017.
2. Go to File → New → Project.
3. Select Windows Forms App (.NET Framework).
4. Give your project a name and click OK.
5. Drag and drop controls like Label, TextBox, and Button from the Toolbox.
6. Double-click the Button to write the code in its click event.

Private Sub btnClickMe_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnClickMe.Click MessageBox.Show("Hello, Welcome to VB!") End Sub

📌 2. Basic Elements of a Visual Basic Program

1. Namespace: Container for classes.
2. Class: Defines the structure of the program.
3. Method: Performs specific tasks (like a button click).
4. Controls: UI elements like Label, Button, TextBox.
5. Variables: Store and manage data during execution.

🔹 Declaring and Initializing Variables

Dim name As String = "Sanjay" Dim age As Integer = 14

🔹 Data Types

1. Integer: Whole numbers (e.g., 10)
2. Double: Decimal numbers (e.g., 10.5)
3. String: Text (e.g., "Hello")
4. Boolean: True or False

🔹 Operators

1. Arithmetic: +, -, *, /, Mod
2. Relational: =, <>, >, <, >=, <=
3. Logical: And, Or, Not
4. String Concatenation: & (used to join text)

Dim message As String = "Hello " & name

📌 3. Control Statements in Visual Basic

🔹 If...Then Statement

If age >= 18 Then MessageBox.Show("You are eligible to vote") End If

🔹 If...Then...Else Statement

If marks >= 33 Then MessageBox.Show("Pass") Else MessageBox.Show("Fail") End If

🔹 Nested If...Then...Else Statement

If marks >= 75 Then MessageBox.Show("Distinction") ElseIf marks >= 60 Then MessageBox.Show("First Division") ElseIf marks >= 33 Then MessageBox.Show("Pass") Else MessageBox.Show("Fail") End If

🔹 Select Case Statement

Select Case grade Case "A" MessageBox.Show("Excellent") Case "B" MessageBox.Show("Good") Case Else MessageBox.Show("Try Harder") End Select

📌 4. Looping Statements

🔹 For...Next Loop

For i = 1 To 5 MessageBox.Show("Number: " & i) Next

🔹 While...End While Loop

Dim i As Integer = 1 While i <= 5 MessageBox.Show("Count: " & i) i += 1 End While

🔹 Do...Loop While

Dim i As Integer = 1 Do MessageBox.Show("Running: " & i) i += 1 Loop While i <= 5

📌 5. Some Additional Controls

1. CheckBox: Select multiple options
2. RadioButton: Select one option from many
3. ComboBox: Dropdown list
4. ListBox: List with multiple selectable items
5. Timer: Executes code at set intervals

🔹 CheckBox Example

If chkMath.Checked = True Then MessageBox.Show("Math is selected") End If

🔹 RadioButton Example

If rbtnMale.Checked = True Then MessageBox.Show("Gender: Male") End If

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