In Exercises 3 through 19, determine the output displayed when the button is cli
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Question
In Exercises 3 through 19, determine the output displayed when the button is clicked. (Check the assumptions when listed at the end of the exercise) Private Sub btnDisplay Click(. . .) Handles btnDisplay.click Dim Color As String Color-InputBox ("What is your favorite color?") Flattery (color) End Sub Sub Flattery (color As String) txtoutput.Text "You look dashing in " & color & "." End Sub Assume the respon Private Sub btnDisplay Click(. . .) Handles btnDisplay.Click Dim hours As Double hours24 Minutes (60 hours) End Sub Sub Minutes (num As Double) txtoutput.Text -num & " minutes in a day" End SubExplanation / Answer
3. Answer
If the response is blue then the output displayed in the txtOutput textbox is below.
You look dashing in blue.
Explanation
In the button_display click procedure, the color name is entered by the user and is stored in the variable Color
After then the Procedure Flattery() is called passing the variable Color. In the Flattery() procedure the text value is made to display the above-mentioned output.
A note to consider in above question: The variable is declared in case Color in which first letter is Capital and rest are small but when the procedure Flattery() is called then the variable color is passed with all the letters in small case hence according to rules there must be a syntax error of undeclared variable. But in this program code, I have supposed it to a printing error. Hence the output analysis is given above.
5. Answer
The output displayed in the txtOutput textbox is below
1440 minutes in a day
Explanation
In the btnDisplay click procedure, hours is assigned a value of 24. Then finally, the procedure Minutes() is called passing the value of 60 * hours i.e., 1440 into it as a parameter i.e., Minutes(1440)
Hence the txtOutput is made to display the above output.