| Boolean Algebra |
This is an exercise on
Boolean algebra (it includes only the AND and the OR
operations).
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| Car Inventory |
This application is
used to review a list of objects; in this case, the objects are
cars. The application uses two track bars. |
| College Park Auto-Repair |
A data grid view is used to display a collection of values. This application explores some
of its features. |
| Compounded Interest |
The compounded interest is the
amount of money paid as interest on a loan. |
| Elementary
Addition |
This small application can help you check your
ability to perform simple additions of natural numbers (integers
between 0 and 99). |
| Elementary operations |
This
application can let a kid practice such operations as the
addition, the subtraction, and the multiplication. |
| HTML Body Tag
Formatter |
This application explores the properties of
scroll bars. |
| Simple Interest 1 |
This
example explores the implementation of a button control. |
| Simple Interest 2 |
This application uses a date/time picker
to select a date value to reduce the likelihood of mistakes. |
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| Movie Review |
This application shows how to use a domain up/down to
visit the members of an array, retrieve its members and display
their values. |
| Payroll Evaluation |
This example uses some of the features of a text box, including auto-completion. |
| Pledge Distribution |
This example uses
a combination of three spin buttons to distribute one value in
three portions. |
| Progress Clock |
This is an example of an
application that uses the progress bar to display the current
time. It gets the actual time from the computer. |
| Color Selector |
This example shows how to use the
GetPixel() method of the
Bitmap class to get the color of a
pixel.
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| Continually Moving Lines |
This example illustrates two perpendicular lines drawn
on a form but continually moving from one side to another. |
| Collision Detection I |
This is our first example of
object collision. It uses shapes of Microsoft Visual Basic Power
Packs. |
| Collision Detection II |
This is another example
of collision detection. This one uses the the picture box to
represent the objects that are moving. |
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| Factorial, Permutation, Combination |
As the title indicates, this example has
three methods used to calculate the factorial, the permutation,
and the combination, respectively.
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| Percentage Conversions |
This application shows how to convert a decimal value or
a fraction to a percentage, or how to find the decimal value of
a percentage. |
| Measures of Center |
These are examples of routine
calculations made in statistics, including the mean, the median,
the mode, and the midrange. |
| Standard Deviation
| Standard Deviation |
This exercise defines the standard deviation and shows how to
calculate it. |
| The z Score |
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This application defines the z score and shows how to
calculate the z scores of the elements of a series.
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| Probability Distribution (Mean, Variance,
Std Dev) |
This application shows how to calculate
the mean, the variance, and the standard deviation for a
probability distribution of random variables. |
| Binomial Probability Distribution |
This exercise defines the binomial probability
distribution and includes a method to calculate it. |
| Linear Correlation
Coefficient |
This is a definition of the linear
correlation coefficient and an application that calculates it. |
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