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Help with For loop syntax
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Hi,
I am trying to write the syntax using a FOR loop to sum numbers base on user input from a console apps. The user enters the total amount numbers to add 2 for eg then the actual numbers to add 4 and then 4 for eg.
so the using will enter the amount of numbers to add wNumber
then the first number to add yNumber
then the next mumber zNumber
ynumber+xNumber
display the result=
any suggestions on how i can approach this please?
I am trying to write the syntax using a FOR loop to sum numbers base on user input from a console apps. The user enters the total amount numbers to add 2 for eg then the actual numbers to add 4 and then 4 for eg.
so the using will enter the amount of numbers to add wNumber
then the first number to add yNumber
then the next mumber zNumber
ynumber+xNumber
display the result=
any suggestions on how i can approach this please?
Below is the code for what you are trying to do:
This code uses InputBoxes for input and MsgBoxes for output. Also, this code has no error handling; therefore, if someone types something other than a number, then there is an error. The key to this is to not have the program store each number individually but only the total; once the number is added to the total, there is no need to remember the number.
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Dim numNumbers As Integer Dim total As Double numNumbers = InputBox("Please enter the number of numbers you would like to add", "Number of Numbers") Dim counter As Integer For counter = 1 To numNumbers total = total + InputBox("Please enter number " & counter, "Number " & counter) Next MsgBox("The total is " & total, MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly, "Total")
This code uses InputBoxes for input and MsgBoxes for output. Also, this code has no error handling; therefore, if someone types something other than a number, then there is an error. The key to this is to not have the program store each number individually but only the total; once the number is added to the total, there is no need to remember the number.
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