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verion24 · Jul 21st, 2007, 7:08 AM

Thanks so much everyone, I have almost worked it all out. If i type the answer, backspace it, and type it in again, it gives the user another score. How could I resolve this?

 vb Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
 
Dim score As Integer
Private Sub Form_Load()
lblscore.Caption = score
End Sub
Private Sub txtquestion1_Change()
If txtquestion1.Text = "beijing" Then
score = score + 1
lblscore.Caption = score
End If
End Sub
Private Sub txtquestion2_change()
If txtquestion2.Text = "pacific ocean" Then
score = score + 1
lblscore.Caption = score
End If
End Sub
 
Dim score As Integer
Private Sub Form_Load()
lblscore.Caption = score
End Sub
Private Sub txtquestion1_Change()
If txtquestion1.Text = "beijing" Then
score = score + 1
lblscore.Caption = score
End If
End Sub
Private Sub txtquestion2_change()
If txtquestion2.Text = "pacific ocean" Then
score = score + 1
lblscore.Caption = score
End If
End Sub

Steel9561 · Jul 21st, 2008, 9:13 AM

Hi everyone,

I am making a quiz program in Visual Basic 6.0, where the question is answered in a text box, and, if correct, a certain number of marks is added to the displayed score as you go. However, i am confused about what coding for this needs to be done, and what the scored is displayed in (a label perhaps?). So, I ask, could someone give me so example code so i get the idea how to approach this? I know its a amatuer question, but I am having trouble getting my head around what coding to use in certain situations ('if' statements, calculations, etc). Also, could someone give me a good site to learn about this stuff?

Many Thanks in advance

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Ok, basically here you are talking about an if statement.

All you need to do is to create an if statement that checks for the accuracy fo the answer. Something like:

"IF textbox.text="AnswerCorrectHere" THEN

score=score+1

You use score to accumulate the number of correct answers. I hope this gives you an idea.

Jul 21st, 2007, 7:08 AM	#11
verion24 Newbie Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0	Thanks so much everyone, I have almost worked it all out. If i type the answer, backspace it, and type it in again, it gives the user another score. How could I resolve this? vb Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) Dim score As Integer Private Sub Form_Load() lblscore.Caption = score End Sub Private Sub txtquestion1_Change() If txtquestion1.Text = "beijing" Then score = score + 1 lblscore.Caption = score End If End Sub Private Sub txtquestion2_change() If txtquestion2.Text = "pacific ocean" Then score = score + 1 lblscore.Caption = score End If End Sub Dim score As Integer Private Sub Form_Load() lblscore.Caption = score End Sub Private Sub txtquestion1_Change() If txtquestion1.Text = "beijing" Then score = score + 1 lblscore.Caption = score End If End Sub Private Sub txtquestion2_change() If txtquestion2.Text = "pacific ocean" Then score = score + 1 lblscore.Caption = score End If End Sub Last edited by verion24; Jul 21st, 2007 at 7:40 AM.

Jul 21st, 2008, 9:13 AM	#12
Steel9561 Newbie Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 8 Rep Power: 0	Re: Completely new, please help Hi everyone, I am making a quiz program in Visual Basic 6.0, where the question is answered in a text box, and, if correct, a certain number of marks is added to the displayed score as you go. However, i am confused about what coding for this needs to be done, and what the scored is displayed in (a label perhaps?). So, I ask, could someone give me so example code so i get the idea how to approach this? I know its a amatuer question, but I am having trouble getting my head around what coding to use in certain situations ('if' statements, calculations, etc). Also, could someone give me a good site to learn about this stuff? Many Thanks in advance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ok, basically here you are talking about an if statement. All you need to do is to create an if statement that checks for the accuracy fo the answer. Something like: "IF textbox.text="AnswerCorrectHere" THEN score=score+1 You use score to accumulate the number of correct answers. I hope this gives you an idea. __________________ Opening you the door to success in the best freelance website: Rent a Coder

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