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Title: Building an Up-Counter using Visual Basic
Description: Building a sample of Up-Counter using Visual Basic 2010

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How to Build an Up
Up-Counter
As an example, we will use the following question to do the Up
Up-Counter
...
Set the button back color to green and the
counter
on
display text as "Increment"
...
When the count value reaches 10, change the background color
10,
of the button to red
...
The color of the button should
e
also be restored after the reset
...


Then, you will need to rename the BUTTON to INCREMENT and the LABEL to 0 by changing
the TEXT on the PROPERTIES which is located in BOTTOM-RIGHT
...


On the 2nd bracket which is the coding for BUTTON , we will have to make the number goes up
when we are clicking the INCREMENT button, and resets when it reaches 10
...


(*Make sure the coding does not have BLUE UNDERLINE like this

Or else it will not be working
...
On the same bracket,
type in the code:

If you have any problems, you can email me on: terrachew01@hotmail
...
Thank you :)

and then it is done!!! It should be working if you did the steps correctly
Title: Building an Up-Counter using Visual Basic
Description: Building a sample of Up-Counter using Visual Basic 2010