- I will give book access.
- Review the rubric to make sure you understand the criteria for earning your grade.
- Navigate to the threaded discussion and respond to the following:
- Given the list of exercises from Chapter 7, sections 7.1, 7.3, and 7.4
- Assume that program has received input into the key variables (form design and event procedure not required).
- Define the key program variables, arrays, and structures.
- Write the statement to access (call) the function and sub-procedure with all required arguments, when relevant.
- Write other statements as required by the specific exercise.
- Select one numbered (#) textbook exercise from the following and respond as noted in part b:
- Exercises 7.1
- #34
- #36
- #38
- Exercises 7.3, noting 2.b.i
- #24—Write the statements to use the file Baseball.txt to load an array of structures. File Baseball.txt contains player details (full name, team, at-bats, and hits).
- Exercises 7.3, noting 2.b.i, assume that array and structure members have been loaded.
- #24—write the LINQ query and statement(s) to populate the list box (Fig 7.46) with the query result.
- #26—write the LINQ query and statements to populate the DataGridView (Fig 7.47) sorted by last name only with the query result.
- Exercises 7.4, noting 2.b.i. File Internet.txt contains the values (comma separated) presented in Table 7.7.
- #20.a
- #20.b
- Note: You will not be marked down for errors in your code posted here. Errors in your code will, in fact, generate good discussion that will help the class learn the topic at hand.
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