Visual Basic 2010 Average Temperature Paradise Hawaiian Tourism Board

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AVERAGE TEMPARATURE IN PARADISE

Application Title:  Hawaiian Average Temperature

Purpose:  This windows application is written for the Hawaiian Tourism Board with the task of calculating the yearly average temperature in the Hawaiian Islands for one year.

Program procedures:  In a Windows application, the user enters up to 12 average monthly temperatures to compute the annual average temperature in the Hawaiian islands.

Algorithms,Processing, and Conditions: 

1.  The user enters up to 12 monthly average temperatures for the Hawaii in an InputBox object.

1. Each month’s average temperature is displayed in a list box object.

1. After the 12 temperatures are entered, the average temperature is calculated and displayed.

1. A file menu contains a Clear and an Exit option.  The clear menu item clears the average and the 12 values representing the monthly temperatures.  The Exit menu item closes the application.

1. If the user clicks the Cancel button before entering 12 values, compute the average for the number of months entered.

1. If the user clicks the Cancel button before entering any temperatures, display a message indicating the user did not enter a temperature.

Notes and Restriction:

1.  Non-numeric values should not be accepted.

1. Negative values should not be accepted.

1. The average temperature should be rounded to the nearest tenth.

Comments:

1. The application allows decimal entries.

1. Obtain the image from the scsite.com/vb2010/ch6/images.  Its name is Beach.

USE CASE DEFINITION

1.  The Windows application opens, displaying the Hawaiian Tourism Board Average Temperature title, a ListBox object that displays the temperatures, an image, and a button object that allows the user to begin entering the temperatures.

1. A menu bar displays the file menu, which has two menu items: Clear and Exit.

1. The user enters up to 12 values in an InputBox object, with each value representing an Hawaiian monthly average temperature.

1. The program asks the user for the temperature again if the value is a negative number or the entry is a non numeric value.

1. The program displays the average temperature rounded to one decimal place.

1. The user can clear the input and the result by clicking the Clear menu item, and then can repeat steps 3-5.  If the user clicks the cancel button, the average for the values entered is calculated.  If the user did not enter any values, the program displays an appropriate message.

1. The user clicks the Exit menu item to close the application.

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