In: Computer Science
C# Programming using Windows Form
1. Define a variable named isTrue that stores a value of
whether something is true or false. Set this variable
to the negative. Output this variable to the
txtIsTrue textbox.
2. Define a variable named favoriteGame that could store
the name of a game. Set this variable's value to your favorite
game. Output this variable to the txtFavoriteGame textbox.
3.. Define a variable named pi that can store real numbers. initialize it to a value of 3.14. Output the value to txtPi
4. Create a control structure that will print out "That's
Right"
to a textbox named txtRightOrWrong if isTrue from the 1st problem
is positive result and "Nope" if isTrue is not true.
5. Write a loop of your choosing to print out the
following
numbers to txtLoop textbox: -1 -3 -5 -7 -9 -13 -15 -17
6. Write a nested loop to print out the following to
txtNestedLoop:
0
0 1
0 2 4
0 3 6 9
0 4 8 16 32
7. Call the method from number 8 and output the result to xtMethodCall textbox.
8. Create a method called Foo that takes an integer from
txtForFoo and returns Bar the amount of times entered.
ex: txtForFoo is 2 the result is "Bar Bar".
9. Add a try catch block in the Foo method to catch
the generic exception and one other exception of your
choosing
bonus 5 pts if it applies to the method.
10. Create an array of 2 DateTime objects. Set the first
to the current date and time. Set the second to the
current date. Output both dates with a space between
them to txtDates.
/* ***BONUS***
Time how long it takes from the loading of the program
until the run button finishes running the first time it
is clicked.
Question 1:
Answer :
bool isTrue = false;
txtIsTrue.Text = isTrue.ToString();//display isTrue in the
textbox
Explanation :Below screen shows the value in the textbox
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Question 2:
Answer :
string favoriteGame = "NFS";
txtFavoriteGame.Text = favoriteGame;
Explanation :Below screen shows the game name in the variable textbox
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Question 3:
Answer :
double pi = 3.14;
txtPi.Text = pi.ToString();
Explanation :
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Question 4:
Answer :
bool isTrue = true;
if(isTrue)
{
//when isTrue is true
txtRightOrWrong.Text = "That's Right";//set text
}
else
{
//when isTrue is false
txtRightOrWrong.Text = "Nope";
}
Explanation :
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Question 5:
Answer :
//using for loop
for (int i = -1; i >= -17; i=i-2)
{
txtLoop.Text += i + " ";//display text in the txtLoop textbox
}
Explanation :Below screen shows the text in the textbox
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Question 7,8,9:
public static string Foo(int num)
{
string str = "";//declaring variable str
for (int i = 0; i < num; i++)
{
str += "Bar" + " ";//append Bar
}
return str;
}
try
{
xtMethodCall.Text=Foo(int.Parse(txtForFoo.Text)).ToString();//call
method
}
catch (FormatException f)
{
MessageBox.Show(f.Message);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
}
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