Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017
Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017
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Author: Diane Zak
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3, Problem 1MQ1
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Variable:
- A variable is a computer memory location that stores the programmers’ data temporarily.
- A data stored in a variable is processed faster than the data stored in the property of a control.
- The contents of the variable can be changed during run time.
- The user provided data item will be stored in a variable and it will be used in a calculation during run time.
Syntax:
{Dim | Private | Static} variableName As dataType [=initialValue]
Example:
Dim decTime As Decimal
Here, the decTime is declared as a decimal variable and it is automatically initialized by the value 0.
Therefore, the statement user-provided item that will be used in a calculation should be stored in a variable is correct.
Hence, the given statement is “True”.
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Chapter 3 Solutions
Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017
Chapter 3, Problem 1MQ1 Chapter 3, Problem 2MQ1 Chapter 3, Problem 3MQ1 Chapter 3, Problem 4MQ1 Chapter 3, Problem 5MQ1 Chapter 3, Problem 6MQ1 Chapter 3, Problem 1MQ2 Chapter 3, Problem 2MQ2 Chapter 3, Problem 3MQ2 Chapter 3, Problem 1MQ3
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