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Switch Case

This code uses a switch case statement to perform basic math operations based on user input. The user is prompted to select an operation and enter two numbers. A select case statement then evaluates the operation choice and performs the corresponding math, displaying the result in a message box. Invalid choices will display an error message.

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Switch Case

This code uses a switch case statement to perform basic math operations based on user input. The user is prompted to select an operation and enter two numbers. A select case statement then evaluates the operation choice and performs the corresponding math, displaying the result in a message box. Invalid choices will display an error message.

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Switch case

Public Class Form1

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)


Handles Button1.Click

Dim a, b, c, ch As Integer

ch = InputBox("1.Add 2.Sub 3.Mul 4.Div Enter your choice.")

a = InputBox("enter 1st no")

b = InputBox("enter 2nd no")

Select Case ch

Case 1

c = a + b

MsgBox("Addition of 2 Numbers=" & c)

Case 2

c = a - b

MsgBox("Substraction of 2 Numbers =" & c)

Case 3

c = a * b

MsgBox("Multiplication of 2 Numbers =" & c)

Case 4

c = a / b

MsgBox("Division of 2 Numbers =" & c)

Case Else

MsgBox("invalid choice.")

End Select
End Sub

End Class

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