If you wonder how to get Armstrong numbers in VB.Net, simply follow the procedure below to see if a number is an Armstrong number. But, before that let’s learn first what Armstrong number is? Is a number that when you raise each digit of the number to the power of the number of digits and add them up you still get the original number. It will be easier with an example, take a look at this. For example, 153 is an Armstrong number since (1^3) + (5^3) + (3^3) =153.

School Attendance monitoring is a user-friendly system that is easy and very convenient to use. This has the ability to record everyday attendance of a student in the school campus. In this way the system can determine the in and out of the students in the school premises. It also provides an easier and faster view of data of every student. This system can also update the record, can retrieve information and view it anytime from the database.

The tutorial that I’m going to teach you today is about creating a simple traffic lights in VB.Net. This is a simple program that can be done in an hour or less. A time interval is set in this program so it will work like the actual traffic lights. To see how it works, use the following code below.

This time, let’s learn how to get factorial numbers in VB.Net. If we say factorial number, it means a number which is multiply itself to its decreasing numbers and it is denoted by the symbol (!). Like for example the factorial number or value of 5. This is how it looks like, 5! = 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 120. Now, let’s try doing this with codes in VB.Net. Just simply follow the instructions below.