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MUST BE IN VISUAL BASICS (VB) PLEASE, NOT ANY OTHER LANGUAGE PLEASE.
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MUST BE IN VISUAL BASICS (VB) PLEASE, NOT ANY OTHER LANGUAGE PLEASE.
MUST BE IN VISUAL BASICS (VB) PLEASE, NOT ANY OTHER LANGUAGEPLEASE.
Assignment lecture-11 Make a program, which gets radius as input from the user Calculate also circumference of a circle and writes radius and result in a file called "circumference.txt" calculates area of a circle and writes radius and result in a file called "circle.txt" Calculates surface area of a sphere and writes radius and result in a file called "sphere.txt" Calculates volume of the sphere and writes it an radius in a different file Your program should give user the choice to see results in the files - Save .exe file and the text files in a folder - The foldername should be your ID followed by your name NOTE: Area of a circle is given as Area =A=π∗( radius )2 Take π=3.1415 - Surface area of a sphere is given as - Surface Area =SA=4∗π∗( (@dius) )2 Volume of shpere =4/3∗ Th ∗( radius )3
Assignment lecture-11 Make a program, which gets radius as input from the user Calculate also circumference of a circle and writes radius and result in a file called "circumference.txt" calculates area of a circle and writes radius and result in a file called "circle.txt" Calculates surface area of a sphere and writes radius and result in a file called "sphere.txt" Calculates volume of the sphere and writes it an radius in a different file Your program should give user the choice to see results in the files - Save .exe file and the text files in a folder - The foldername should be your ID followed by your name NOTE: Area of a circle is given as Area =A=π∗( radius )2 Take π=3.1415 - Surface area of a sphere is given as - Surface Area =SA=4∗π∗( (@dius) )2 Volume of shpere =4/3∗ Th ∗( radius )3
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