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Basic Visual Laboratoires Tutoriel 4 Cgep de Jonquire Dpartement des technologies du gnie lectrique Le tutoriel 4 nous montre comment utiliser une structure de dcision Leon A : Instructions "IF .....THEN...ELSE" et "SELECT CASE" - Dcision 2 niveaux - Organigramme (fig 4.5) - Instructions (fig 4.6) - Oprateurs relationnels (fig 4.7) Exemple 1 (fig 4.10) Exemple 2 (fig 4.12) -...
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Basic Visual Laboratoires
Tutoriel 4
Cgep de Jonquire Dpartement des technologies du gnie lectrique
Le tutoriel 4 nous montre comment utiliser une structure de dcision Leon A : Instructions "IF .....THEN...ELSE" et "SELECT CASE" - Dcision 2 niveaux - Organigramme (fig 4.5) - Instructions (fig 4.6) - Oprateurs relationnels (fig 4.7) Exemple 1 (fig 4.10) Exemple 2 (fig 4.12) - Oprateurs logiques (fig 4.14) Exemple 3 (fig 4.17) - Fonction "UCase" (256) - Dcisions imbriques (257, fig 4.22, fig 4.24) Exemple 5 (fig 4.25) - Dcision plus de 2 niveaux - Organigramme (fig 4.26) - Instructions (fig 4.27) Exemple 1 (fig 4.29) - Utilisation de "To" et de "Is" dans une expression(266) Exemple 2 (fig 4.30) Exemple 3 (fig 4.32)
Rpondre aux questions 17,18,19,20,21,24,25, Faire les exercices 1,2,4,5,7,18,19,20,
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Visual Basic Laboratoires
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