Tic-Tac-Toe Simulator- Create an application that simulates a game of tic-tac-toe. Figure 7-49 shows an example of the application’s form. The form shown in the figure uses eight large Label controls to display the Xs and Os. The application should use a two-dimensional int array to simulate the game board in memory. When the user clicks the New Game button, the application should step through the array, storing a random number in the range of 0 through 1 in each element. The number 0 represents the letter O, and the number 1 represents the letter X. The form should then be updated to display the game board. The application should display a message indicating whether player X won, player Y won, or the game was a tie.

In visual basic Write the code that will sequentially search through the array strFirstNames and will print out the word "Found" if the name "Brian" is in the array.

Design an application that declares an array of 20 AutomobileLoan objects. Prompt the user for data for each object, and then display all the values.

An array of structure variables is declared using the statement Dim inventory(4) As Product. Write a Visual Basic statement that assigns the number 100 to the intQuantity member contained in the last array element.

8. Astronomy HelperCreate an application that displays the following data about the planets of the solar system (including Pluto, which is no longer considered a planet). (For your information, the distances are shown in AUs, or astronomical units. 1 AU equals approximately 93 million miles. In your application simply display the distances as they are shown here, in AUs.)MercuryType TerrestrialAverage distance from the sun 0.387 AUMass 3.31 * 1023 kgSurface temperature -173°C to 430°CVenusType TerrestrialAverage distance from the sun 0.7233 AUMass 4.87 * 1024 kgSurface temperature 472°CEarthType TerrestrialAverage distance from the sun 1 AUMass 5.967 * 1024 kgSurface temperature -50°C to 50°CMarsType TerrestrialAverage distance from the sun 1.5237 AUMass 0.6424 * 1024 kgSurface temperature -140°C to 20°CJupiterType JovianAverage distance from the sun 5.2028 AUMass 1.899 * 1027 kgTemperature at cloud tops -110°CSaturnType JovianAverage distance from the sun 9.5388 AUMass 5.69 * 1026…

Description Create an application that maintains an array of your home inventory and displays the contents of the array in a list box. For this assignment, we will be using an array. In later chapters, we will modify this application to use a database or an external text file. The application should look like: g My Home Inventory Home Inventory Item Description Ist Homelnventory Serial Number Cost ADD DELETE REFRESH BYE Detailed Instructions 1. Define arrays for Item Description, Serial Number, and Cost after the Public Form Q and before any click of page load events. 2. In the Page Load Event, populate the Home Inventory List Box with the data from the arrays using the format: "ItemDecription (SerialNumber, Cost)". 3. If the ADD button is clicked, add the Item Description, Serial Number, and Cost to the Home Inventory List Box and to the appropriate arrays. 4. If the DELETE button is clicked, remove the item from the Home Inventory List Box and corresponding arrays. 5. If the REFRESH…

Module main() // Local variables Declare Real centigrade, fahrenheit   // Set centigrade For centigrade = 0 to 20   Call setFahrenheit(centigrade, fahrenheit)   // display values Call showTemperatures(centigrade, fahrenheit)   End For   End Module   // The setFahrenheit module calculates degrees fahrenheit // equivalent to centigrade. Module setFahrenheit(Real centigrade, Ref fahrenheit)   Set fahrenheit = ((9 * centigrade) / 5) + 32 End Module   // The showTemperatures module shows centigrade degrees // and shows corresponding Fahrenheit degrees Module showTemperatures(Real centigrade, fahrenheit)   Display centigrade, " degrees centigrade = ", fahrenheit, “ degrees fahrenheit”   End Module pseudocode, program analysis and flowchart please.

True or False When you create a numeric array in C#, its elements are set to the value 0 by default.

The logic will allow the user to: Load a single dimensional array of size 50 with a random number The random number will range from 1 to 1,000 (you may have duplicate values) Find the highest value and the index location that it was in Find the smallest value and the index location that it was in Display the array’s contents. Display the highest value and its index location Display the lowest value and its index location Allow the user to execute this application multiple times (some sort of loop?)   You will need one for loop to load the array as well as one or two for loops to search that array.   The rand also has a “nasty” tendency to create the same results repeatedly in an exe. To avoid that, we have to “shuffle the deck” every time. This ensures that all numbers are an equal probability of appearing and not the same set of values (would create a boring game).   // Add this to "shuffle the deck" every time to ensure that // different values could occur else the exe produces the…

The strNames array contains 100 elements. Which of the following statements assigns the number 99 to the intLastSub variable? a. intLastSub = strNames.Length b. intLastSub = strNames.GetUpperBound(0) + 1 c. intLastSub = strNames.GetUpperBound(0) d. Both a and b.