objective question 1. What is the output if the username is "administrator" and the password is 1"admin123" ? *Dim strUsername As String = Left (txtUsername. Text, 5)Dim strPassword As String = txtPassword. TextIf strUsername = "admin" ThenIf strPassword"admin123" Then%3DMsgBox ("Welcome")ElseMsgBox ("Invalid password")End IfElseMsgBox ("Invalid username")End IfA. WelcomeB. Syntax errorC. Invalid passwordO D. Invalid username 3. What is the value in the IbITotal when the codes given is executed?1 pointPrivate Sub btnTotal_Click (sender As Object,EventArgs) Handles btnTotal.clickDim A As IntegerDim B As StringFor A %3D 0 То 9If A Mod 3 ThenB = B & A%3DEnd IfNextlblTotal. Text = BEnd SubO A. 02468B. 13579O C. 124578O D. 0123456789

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1. What is the output if the username is "administrator" and the password is 1 "admin123" ? * Dim strusername As String = Left (txtUsername.Text, 5) Dim strPassword As String = txtPassword. Text If strUsername = "admin" Then If strPassword = "admin123" Then MsgBox ("Welcome") Else MsgBox ("Invalid password") End If Else MsgBox ("Invalid username") End If A. Welcome O B. Syntax error O C. Invalid password O D. Invalid username

1. What is the output if the username is "administrator" and the password is 1 "admin123" ? * Dim strusername As String = Left (txtUsername.Text, 5) Dim strPassword As String = txtPassword. Text If strUsername = "admin" Then If strPassword = "admin123" Then MsgBox ("Welcome") Else MsgBox ("Invalid password") End If Else MsgBox ("Invalid username") End If A. Welcome O B. Syntax error O C. Invalid password O D. Invalid username

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter4: Making Decisions

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Problem 1DE: Each of the following files in the Chapter.04 folder of your downloadable student files has syntax...

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