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Merdelus

I'm a new visual basic learner, I need some help with this
program below:

create an application that either sums or averagethe rows
or columns of a two dimensional array depending on user
choices.
create a menu bar with a file that includes a perform
action command and an exit command. the perform action
command computes either the sum or the average of the rows
or columns in the array and displays the result in a
message box. the exit command exits the application.
create a 2nd menu on the menu bar called the action menu.
add a sum rows command, sum columns command, average rows
command, and average columns command to the action menu.
use the radiocheck and check properties of each command to
allow the user to select a command on the action menu. the
perform action command checks to see which command is
selected on the action menu to determine which operation
to execute when the user clicks the perform action command.
the commands on the action menu do not require any event
procedures. include appropriate shotcut keys for all
commands. after the perform action command executes, the
program should display the results in a message box. the
message box should display results for each row or column
separated by a controlchars. Newline character. the
message box also should ask the user if he/she wants to
continue or to exit the application.

PLEASE HELP!!!!!! send me the code to (e-mail address removed)


THANKS!!!!!!!!
 
I'm a new visual basic learner, I need some help with this
program below:
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PLEASE HELP!!!!!! send me the code to (e-mail address removed)
Click to expand...

Um, we cant do the entire app for you. You should at least try to write
the code for yourself and if you get stuck on something, then ask more
specific questions.

To get you started, in VB.Net, you'll need to create a windows application.
Add a MainMenu control to that. Then fill in the menu items you need.
 
I am assuming you are taking a class and that is where this type of
application is coming from. This newsgroup is not designed for other
programmers to develop your program and return the code. If that was
the case, my job would be a lot easier. Instead break your application
down into as many smaller pieces as you can and treat them individually.
Work one step out fully at a time and than proceed to the next. Than
once everything is working nicely, go back and make your application
pleasing to the eye. That is the way to build a solid application.

If you get stuck along the way with code you wrote than paste it here
and submit your error and I am sure someone will help you work through
that error. This is a very basic program and with some work you can get
through it no problem.

-Ivan
 
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