' These Integers will store the numbers for the subtraction problem. ' These Integers will store the numbers in the addition problem. We can now begin to answer questions on modifying the followingĬode to your needs.
A MATH FLASH CARDS CODE
OK, So I have just followed through the tutorial, and assuming you have drawn the form correctly, and named the controls on the form correctly, then this code should be the code inside form1. I feel that a computer program to accompany this paper program is the next logical step to help those more reluctant learners. I had my 2nd graders off their fingers and through division facts by the end of the term using five minutes of paper flash cards and a 1 minute, 20 problem test each day. This is the jist of my written math program. Basically, I want a flash card program that Finally, I wanted to use the count-down clock that is shown in the tutorial. I felt it would be too difficult for 2nd graders to manipulate I'd like them to use the number pad instead to answer the equations. Also I didn't want the drop-down answer box I only wanted one problem to appear at a time, so didn't put all 4 problems on the page that the tutorial asked for. ' Create a Random object to generate random numbers.Īs I said, I only got as far as Step 2 and knew I had a major problem with what I wanted to do. Here's the code as best I could copy and paste - thanks again for any help you can offer: Am I biting off too much for my first foray into the world of programming? 1+1, 1+2, etc., no higher than 0+5, 1+4, 2+3) I also want to add a countdown clock (as in the tutorial) and use a fill in answer box instead of the drop down answer box provided in What I try, it won't give me all the plus number families from 1 to 5 (1+0. I'm not any farther than page 2 in the Math Test tutorial offered on the start page of the VB 10 Express - randomizing integers, and I got stuck with assigning values, so I haven't even done that - no matter
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