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1 Class Test 3 Question 1 Create a windows forms application in CSEC that asks the user for his name and age that he/she will be this year. Calculate the year the user was born in and use a messagebox to greet the user and display the year he/she was born in. See figure 1 for example. Only the first label s position is hardcoded, positions of all the rest of the labels, textboxes and buttons should be relative to the first label. Meaning if I change the position of the first label, all the rest of the controls will alter their position to fit with the new position of the first label. See figure 2. Figure 1 Figure 2 Question 2 Create a windows forms application in CSEC that asks the user for the total amount of cents. Calculate the amount of R5, R2, R1, 50c, 20c, 10c, 5c and remaining 1c coins that will go into the total amount of cents inputted by the user. See Figure 3 as an example. Again only the first label s position is allowed to be hardcoded, the rest of the controls positions are linked to the first label or each other.
2 Memo Question 1 /* */ Student number : 2014 Student name and surname : BH Bresler Program type : Forms Exercise number : Question 1 using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Windows.Forms; public class CProgram //Main method static TextBox txtname; static TextBox txtage; public static void Main() //Declare and instantiate form Form frmmain = new Form(); frmmain.startposition = FormStartPosition.CenterScreen; frmmain.height = 150; Label lblname = new Label(); lblname.text = "Name: "; lblname.top = 10; lblname.left = 50; lblname.parent = frmmain; txtname = new TextBox(); txtname.top = lblname.top; txtname.left = lblname.left + lblname.width + txtname.parent = frmmain; Label lblage = new Label(); lblage.text = "Age you will be this year: "; lblage.top = lblname.top + lblname.height + lblage.left = lblname.left; lblage.parent = frmmain; txtage = new TextBox(); txtage.top = lblage.top;
3 txtage.left = lblage.left + lblage.width + txtage.parent = frmmain; Button btncalculate = new Button(); btncalculate.top = lblage.top + lblage.height + 5; btncalculate.text = "Calculate"; btncalculate.left = (frmmain.width - btncalculate.width) / btncalculate.click += btncalculate_click; btncalculate.parent = frmmain; //Button to exit application Button btnexit = new Button(); //Declare and instantiate the button btnexit.text = "&Close"; //Set the text to be displayed on the button btnexit.left = frmmain.clientsize.width - btnexit.width; //Place button next to the right edge of the form btnexit.top = frmmain.clientsize.height - btnexit.height; //Place button next to the bottom edge of the form btnexit.click += btnexit_click; //Assign click event handler to Click event property btnexit.parent = frmmain; e) //Run application and display form Application.Run(frmMain); } //End of Main private static void btncalculate_click(object sender, EventArgs iyear); } string sname = txtname.text; int iage = int.parse(txtage.text); int iyear = iage; MessageBox.Show("Hello " + sname + "\nyou were born in " + //Event handler for Click event of btnexit private static void btnexit_click(object sender, EventArgs e) Application.Exit(); } //End of btnexit_click } //End of class
4 Question 2 /* */ Student number : 2014 Student name and surname : BH Bresler Program type : Forms Exercise number : Question 2 using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Windows.Forms; public class CProgram //Main method static TextBox txtinput; public static void Main() //Declare and instantiate form Form frmmain = new Form(); frmmain.startposition = FormStartPosition.CenterScreen; frmmain.height = 150; Label lbltotalcents = new Label(); lbltotalcents.text = "Enter the total amount of cents: "; lbltotalcents.left = 10; lbltotalcents.top = 10; lbltotalcents.parent = frmmain; + 5; txtinput = new TextBox(); txtinput.top = lbltotalcents.top; txtinput.left = lbltotalcents.left + lbltotalcents.width + txtinput.parent = frmmain; Button btncalculate = new Button(); btncalculate.top = lbltotalcents.top + lbltotalcents.height btncalculate.text = "Calculate"; btncalculate.left = (frmmain.width - btncalculate.width) / btncalculate.click += btncalculate_click; btncalculate.parent = frmmain; //Button to exit application
5 Button btnexit = new Button(); //Declare and instantiate the button btnexit.text = "&Close"; //Set the text to be displayed on the button btnexit.left = frmmain.clientsize.width - btnexit.width; //Place button next to the right edge of the form btnexit.top = frmmain.clientsize.height - btnexit.height; //Place button next to the bottom edge of the form btnexit.click += btnexit_click; //Assign click event handler to Click event property btnexit.parent = frmmain; //Run application and display form Application.Run(frmMain); } //End of Main private static void btncalculate_click(object sender, EventArgs e) int itotalcents = int.parse(txtinput.text); int ir5 = itotalcents / 500; itotalcents %= 500; int ir2 = itotalcents / 200; itotalcents %= 200; int ir1 = itotalcents / 100; itotalcents %= 100; int i50c = itotalcents / 50; itotalcents %= 50; int i20c = itotalcents / 20; itotalcents %= 20; int i10c = itotalcents / 10; itotalcents %= 10; int i5c = itotalcents / 5; itotalcents %= 5; MessageBox.Show("Total coins:\nr5 = " + ir5 + "\nr2 = " + ir2 + "\nr1 = " + ir1 + "\n50c = " + i50c + "\n20c = " + i20c + "\n10c = " + i10c + "\n5c = " + i5c + "\n1c = "+ itotalcents); } //Event handler for Click event of btnexit private static void btnexit_click(object sender, EventArgs e) Application.Exit(); } //End of btnexit_click } //End of class
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