Sure, I can help you with that. Here are the steps on how to sum a field in a list in VB.NET:
Create a new Windows Forms project in VB.NET.
Add a ListBox control to the form.
In the code behind file, add the following code:
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Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
' Initialize the sum variable.
Dim sum As Double = 0
' Iterate through the listbox items.
For Each item As ListItem In ListBox1.Items
' Get the value of the item.
Dim value As Double = item.Value
' Add the value to the sum.
sum = sum + value
Next
' Print the sum.
Console.WriteLine(sum)
End Sub
Run the project. When you click the button, the code in the Button1_Click event handler will be executed. The code will iterate through the items in the ListBox control and add the values of the items to the sum variable. The sum variable will then be printed on the console.
Here is an explanation of the code:
The For Each loop is used to iterate through the items in the ListBox control.
The Value property of the ListItem control returns the value of the item.
The Sum variable is used to store the sum of the values of the items in the ListBox control.
The Console.WriteLine method is used to print the sum on the console.
Aryan Kumar
06-Jul-2023Sure, I can help you with that. Here are the steps on how to sum a field in a list in VB.NET:
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Button1_Click
event handler will be executed. The code will iterate through the items in the ListBox control and add the values of the items to the sum variable. The sum variable will then be printed on the console.Here is an explanation of the code:
For Each
loop is used to iterate through the items in the ListBox control.Value
property of the ListItem control returns the value of the item.Sum
variable is used to store the sum of the values of the items in the ListBox control.Console.WriteLine
method is used to print the sum on the console.Sumit Kesarwani
05-Sep-2014aList.Sum(Function(i) i.AnswerCount)