高校问答张子萱的网店:谁能帮我做个vb小程序
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题目是这样的:
This assignment is to create a small Visual Basic interface using buttons and labels. This interface will allow three integer values to be incremented and decremented using buttons as shown below. Two buttons should be placed next to each integer display, one to increment the value, and one to decrement the value. The first integer value should be kept within the range 0 to 23. The remaining integers should be kept within the range 0 to 59. "OK", "Cancel", and "Apply" buttons should also be provided. Pressing either the "OK" or "Cancel" buttons should simply close the interface. (Closing the interface can be accomplished by the code: "unload <formName>" where "<formName>" is replaced by the name of your form). In this case, pressing the "Apply" button should do nothing. (Note that in general, pressing the "Apply" button performs the same actions as the "OK" button except that it does not close the window. In this special case, since the "OK" button does not actually perform any actions except closing the window, the correct action for the "Apply" button is to do nothing.) Be sure to make the "OK" button be the default button and initial focus for the interface, to make "Cancel" the cancel button, and to implement the shortcut key shown for "Apply".
图弄不上来,随大家想象了,根据题目应该可以画出来~~~~~~~~~~~谢谢啦
This assignment is to create a small Visual Basic interface using buttons and labels. This interface will allow three integer values to be incremented and decremented using buttons as shown below. Two buttons should be placed next to each integer display, one to increment the value, and one to decrement the value. The first integer value should be kept within the range 0 to 23. The remaining integers should be kept within the range 0 to 59. "OK", "Cancel", and "Apply" buttons should also be provided. Pressing either the "OK" or "Cancel" buttons should simply close the interface. (Closing the interface can be accomplished by the code: "unload <formName>" where "<formName>" is replaced by the name of your form). In this case, pressing the "Apply" button should do nothing. (Note that in general, pressing the "Apply" button performs the same actions as the "OK" button except that it does not close the window. In this special case, since the "OK" button does not actually perform any actions except closing the window, the correct action for the "Apply" button is to do nothing.) Be sure to make the "OK" button be the default button and initial focus for the interface, to make "Cancel" the cancel button, and to implement the shortcut key shown for "Apply".
图弄不上来,随大家想象了,根据题目应该可以画出来~~~~~~~~~~~谢谢啦