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Q1: Suppose A is a one dimension array with § elements is entered into listbox. Write a program Segment 10 find the location J such that A (J) contains the lowest value in A. Display the lowest Value and the location into textbaxes as shown in figure below. o form - o Lowest Value |5 Location (1 o] Q2: amswer four ofthe following cquations below: 1~ Write the code of displaying the selected item from Listbox in label 2+ Write the code of displaying the sclected item from Listbox in Text Box. 3- Wite the code of removing selccted item from the list2. 4 Add*Three” items to list] in form_load even. 5= Write the outputs of following program coding segment To7 AS-1)+S ListBox!tems. Add(Str(A(S)) NextS End Sub End Class Q3: Suppose g v is a linar arrays cach with 9 elements into inputbox which element from g and r in one row respectively. Write a program segment to compute the value of (Z) from the following formula. Display the value of (Z) into textbox. DAY ) ¥ VELam Q4: Write a code program to defined the array § (4.4) Calculate the clements of the numeric amray (5). Each element of S is determined by the formula (Hi= 2i-j+2) Create the one dimensional array X contains the elements of array S (4.4) on row by row. Print the array X into Text Box. z=
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