Division of two numbers VB.Net Exercise - Visual Basic Programming Course


 Exercise

Division of two numbers

Objetive

Write a Visual Basic (VB.Net) program to print the result of dividing 24 by 5 on the screen.

Code

' Main class definition
Public Class Program
    ' Main subroutine, entry point of the program
    Public Shared Sub Main()
        ' Declare and initialize two integers
        Dim dividend As Integer = 24
        Dim divisor As Integer = 5

        ' Calculate the division result as a double to allow decimal places
        Dim result As Double = dividend / divisor

        ' Display the result of the division on the screen
        Console.WriteLine("The result of dividing 24 by 5 is: " & result)
    End Sub
End Class

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