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The document outlines the objectives and proper use of mathematical, comparison, and logical operators in Visual Basic programming. It includes examples of each operator type and explains their functionality within a program. Additionally, it provides a sample problem to illustrate the application of logical operators.

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Visual-Basic-operators

The document outlines the objectives and proper use of mathematical, comparison, and logical operators in Visual Basic programming. It includes examples of each operator type and explains their functionality within a program. Additionally, it provides a sample problem to illustrate the application of logical operators.

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VISUAL BASIC OBJECTIVES


OPERATORS • Make proper use of mathematical operators in a
program
• Explain the principle of precedence of the formula
• Familiarize oneself with the use of mathematical
operators together with logical operator

BEFORE DRIVING INTO


THE LESSON, LET US
FIRST UNDERSTAND
THIS CODE.

A SHORT REVIEW: Given: constant value of x,y.


Let x=5 & y=3
(WHAT IS VARIABLE)
Private Sub
Command1_click
Dim x, y as integer
X=val(text1.text)
Y=val(text2.text)
Text3.text= X+Y
End Sub

PROPER USE OF MATHEMATICAL 5 VISUAL BASIC 6

OPERATORS IN A PROGRAM COMPARISON OPERATORS

Operator Description Example (a = 6, b = 3) In Visual Basic, Comparison Operators are


+ It will add two operands. a + b = 9 useful to determine whether the defined
- It will subtract two a - b = 3 two operands are equal, greater than or
operands
less than, etc., based on our requirements.
x It will multiply two a x b = 18
operands.
/ It divides two numbers a / b = 2
and returns a floating-
point result.
mod It divides two numbers a mod b = 0
and returns only the
remainder.
^ It raises a number to the a ^ b = 216
power of another
number.

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THE FOLLOWING TABLE LISTS


THE DIFFERENT COMPARISON
OPERATORS AVAILABLE IN
VISUAL BASIC.

COMPARISON OPERATORS 7 8

Operator Description Example (a = 10, b = 5)


VISUAL BASIC
< It will return true if the right
operand is greater than the
a < b = false CONCATENATION OPERATORS
left operand.
In Visual Basic, Concatenation Operators are useful to concatenate
<= It will return true if the right a < = b = defined operands based on our requirements.
operand is greater than or false
equal to the left operand.
> It will return true if the left a > b = true
operand is greater than the
right operand.
>= It will return true if the left a >= b = true
operand is greater than or
equal to the right operand
= It will return true if both a = b = false
operands are equal.
<> It will return true if both a <> b = true
operands are not equal.

VISUAL BASIC LOGICAL / 9


AND (&&) OR(||) 10

BITWISE OPERATORS T F T F ANSWER


In Visual Basic, Logical / Bitwise Operators are useful ANSWER
1 1 T 1 1 T
to perform the logical operation between two operands
like AND, OR, etc., based on our requirements. The 0 0 F 0 1 T
Logical / Bitwise Operators will always work with
Boolean expressions (true or false) and return Boolean 0 1 F 1 0 T
values.
1 0 F 0 0 F

NOT(!)
!0 ANSWER 1
!1 0

11 12

SAMPLE
x = 3, y=4;
MAKING GENERALIZATION
1.2(x+y)>(x+y)&& (10 > x)
Requirements:
Find the value of the logical operators;
1.And (&&)
2.Or (||)
3.Not(!) = 2(x+y) > (x+y) && !(10>x)

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THANK
YOU

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