 |  Learning Programming Using Visual Basic.Net Bill Burrows,
University of Washington
Joe Lanford,
University of Rochester
Specifying Alternative Courses of Action: Selection Statements
Chapter ObjectivesAfter studying this chapter you should be able to
- Construct programs that select alternative actions using the If…Then…Else and Select Case statements.
- Compare the Select Case statement with the If…Then…Else statement and describe situations for which each is appropriate.
- Create GUIs using the MsgBox function and three new controls-RadioButton, GroupBox, and CheckBox-that present a set of options to the user and allow the user to input choices.
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