C is a constant. You set it programmatically and then never change it. In many programming languages you can define C as a constant and you can't change it.
Im sorry bill
that is almost exactly what I did when I wrote
v=5 !!
like I said I could have spent several days in doing that
by writing 1000 lines of code , but I cant think of a real
reason to waste time on that type of filler.
I dont get paid to truncate or dilate code to make it look like
I have put a lot of work into it.
I only do what is needed for my own purposes.
but feel free to waste all the time you want to
while you are writing your own code.
some people even like to tell their life story in the
comments of code , perhaps you could write code and
then leave negative comments in the code about any thing
that you can find to be negative about.
if you could ever bring yourself to be negative about anything!
heres a page that you can start with as a beginer
to learn about constants and variables.
https://www.kidscodecs.com/variables-constants-data-types/by the way you can also declare a value to the text
inside a textbox and disable the textbox at design time
this way the text inside the textbox is unchangeable but the value of the text inside the textbox has value is visible to the user and can be called at runtime
as in x = val(textbox1.text)
so you dont really need to declare any constants or variables
as long as you input the desired or required value into the
textbox at design time.
enabling or disabling the textbox allows the programmer
to either choose to allow users to control the value programmatically ( change the text inside the box ) or not.
and the text that is put into the textbox can be controlled
by only allowing numbers and decimals to be entered.
you can even program a string manipulation routine that will
handle the "^" symbol so that a user can enter a number
that is to be squared or cubed for instance.
and remember microsoft has developer forums that you can
become a valued member and contributor on.
you can also leave negative comments there also if you can
ever find anything to be negative about.
