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This Is my Question : Using loop statement, write a VB .NET program that prompts an integer in the range of 1 to 10 (both inclusive) from the user in an input box, and prints a multiplication table of the integer entered. For example, when the user enters 8, your …

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Hey guys, when i doing my VB, i get stuck on the try catch end try...i dono where should i put the try catch end try for the question..this is my question Using loop statement, write a VB .NET program that prompts TWENTY (20) integers in the range of 1 …

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Write a program that prompts the user to input the start time and the stop time in hours and minutes (use 24 hour format), and then print out the time spent in work in hours and minutes. For example: Enter start time : 9 30 Enter finish time : 13 …

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do ur moniter there gt the audio input??when i buy my monitor is like this too...no sound when i using HDMI,so check is there a audio input beside ur HDMI there...hope this might help u

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[CODE]#include<iostream> using namespace std; void convertLetter(char); void convertWord(char); int main() { char input; do { cout << "Please make a selection\nS:\tConvert a single letter to its corresponding telephone digit\nW:\tConvert a word to its corresponding telephone number\nQ:\tExit" << endl; cin >> input; if (input == 's' || input == 'S') convertLetter(input); …

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Write a program that generates 10 (TEN) random integer numbers that range from 1 to 50, and store them in an array variable. Display the original order of random integer numbers. Then create a function that sorts the number elements from the array in ascending order and display the result. …

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