How to Create a Login form in Visual Basic.Net and MySQL Database

Submitted by joken on
In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to create a simple Login-Logout system using Visual basic.net and MySQl Database. To start with this application, open Visual Basic->Create a New Project->Save it as “Login”. This time, let’s add objects to our windows form and these objects are the following: four Labels, two Textbox,two buttons and a Groupbox.

Select Case Statements

Submitted by joken on
The other way to test the data inside a variable is by using a Select case Statements. In visual basic, the Select case statements are just like If statement but with a little difference. For me, the Select Case statement is better and more efficient.

MARian College Computerized Enrollment System

Submitted by cowrylet on
This is an enrollment system for marian college of baliuag. it is a requirement for my thesis and for my project... it's working... admim username = a admim password= a registrar username = b registrar password= b cashier username = c cashier password= c for questions and suggestions... message me @ my facebook account.... here is the link... https://www.facebook.com/joncharles.delacruz

How to Create a 'What Should I Do?' Program in Visual Basic

Submitted by Yorkiebar on
Introduction: Welcome to my tutorial on how to create a 'What Should I Do?' program to make decisions for you in Visual Basic. Steps of Creation: Step 1: First we want to create a form with; textbox1 - contain new options to add, button1 - add new option contained in textbox1, button2 - choose which option to do! Lets also create a list of string which will contain our options. We also need a

Inventory Management System

Submitted by induja.ganeshan on
This project is aimed at developing an inventory management system for a departmental store. This system can be used to store the details of the inventory, update the inventory based on the sale details, produce receipts for sales, generate sales and inventory reports periodically etc. This is one integrated system that contains both the user component and the admin component.

Teaching Initiatives Bring Coding to Forefront

Submitted by jproimakis on
A couple of teaching initiatives have made headlines, with non-profit Code.org aiming to reach 10 million US students with its Hour of Code program, while General Assembly is offering free online web development courses through Dash. Code.org is aiming to celebrate this year’s Computer Science Education week (Dec. 9-15) by reaching millions of students in 50 different States of the USA, spreading

If Statements

Submitted by joken on
The If statements is one of the conditional Logic statements, that allows the programmer to specify which condition evaluates to true or false. Without the conditional statement, a program could not meet the condition requirement and possibly returns a different result. Sample Syntax If condition Then [ statements ] [ Else [ else statements ] ] The if statement is a decision statement, used to check a condition and if the condition is true then the statements following Then are executed.

How to Create a Text Manipulation Tool in Visual Basic

Submitted by Yorkiebar on
Introduction: Welcome to my tutorial on how to create a Text Manipulation tool in Visual Basic. Steps of Creation: Step 1: First we want to create a form with one button as 'go', textbox1 to contain the text to manipulate, textbox2 to contain the text reversed, textbox3 to contain the text muddled and textbox4 to contain the total characters of the text. Step 2: Now we want to set up our go button

Programming Tips: 4 Steps to Better Code

Submitted by jproimakis on
Here are four tips that will help your code automatically get better. a. Use Small Methods: This tends to be the most difficult part in coding, but it’s arguably the most important as well. Keeping your methods small, helps maintain tidier code, with more descriptive method names and fewer side effects. Your code will be easier to run through and that will help you maintain a wider view of your

Adding a Button Control in Windows Form

Submitted by joken on
In creating Visual Basic.Net application, one of the most common control used is a Button. Using Visual Basic, it is important to use a button control, because Button is used to initiate actions, usually by clicking on it. Using visual Basic.Net, there are many ways on how to add a button tool to a form. In our case, we’re not going to double click the button tool in the toolbox to add the control to the form.