In the btnadd_click event handler, add the Visual Basic instructions to do the following:

A. Define a procedure level variable named intLocal with an integer datatype.

B. define a static variable named intStatic with an integer datatype.

C. Increment the intLocal, intStatic and intClass variables using the intOne constant.

D. Display the value of the intLocal, intStatic and intClass variables in the lblLocal, lblStatic and lblClass labels respectively.

Please answer

A. for defining the procedural level variable intLocal with an integer datatype can be declared in visual basic as below:

Dim intLocal As Integer =23

B. Remember the static is declared using shared variable in visual basic and it means same copy will be available for all instances, and the class variable are being declared as below.

Like, Shared intStatic As Integer = 25

and Dim intClass As Integer =23

C. Now we declare a constant intOne

Const IntOne = 2 outside all methods, so that it has the class level scope.

Now, We need to write:

  Label1.Text = intLocal + intOne

       Label2.Text = intStatic + intOne

       Label3.Text = intClass + intOne

label1 displays inLocal incremented value, and so on.

D.  All are displayed through same code.

Note: we can increment each variable through variable as well, rather than with the help of Label.

Explanation:

Public Class Form1

   Dim intClass As Integer = 23

   Shared intStatic As Integer = 25

   Const intOne = 2

   Private Sub Label1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Label1.Click

   End Sub

   Private Sub Label3_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Label3.Click

   End Sub

   Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click

       Dim intLocal As Integer = 23

       Label1.Text = intLocal + intOne

       Label2.Text = intStatic + intOne

       Label3.Text = intClass + intOne

End Sub

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