Hey guys, sorry for the "Homework help" thread. I'm

>>55744133
Replace CDbl with Double.TryParse?

>>55744133
>>55744195

Okay, here you go, faggot. I don't know if it actually compiles or not. I did in a notepad.

Dim intNumberA As Integer ' To hold value in box A.
Dim intNumberB As Integer ' To hold value in box B.

' Clear any previously displayed message.
lblmessage.Text = String.Empty

' Retain the values from the textboxes.
Dim result As Boolean = Int32.TryParse(TextBoxA.Text, out intNumberA) && Int32.TryParse(TextBoxB.Text, out intNumberB)

'Compare the values
If (result) Then
    If intNumberA > intNumberB Then
        lblmessage.Text = "Value A is greatest!"
    Else If intNumberA < intNumberB Then
        lblmessage.Text = "Value B is greatest!"
    Else If intNumberA = intNumberB Then
        lblmessage.Text = "Both values are equal!"
    End If
Else
    lblmessage.Text = "Error!"
End if

>>55744254
Replace "&&" with "And" though.

>>55744254
Thanks, I had to change some things as I was getting syntax errors, but it works now. Thank you dude, would buy you a beer.

           Dim intNumberA As Integer   ' To hold value in box A.
        Dim intNumberB As Integer   ' To hold value in box B.

        ' Clear any previously displayed message.
        lblmessage.Text = String.Empty

        ' Retain the values from the textboxes.
        intNumberA = CDbl(TextBoxA.Text)
        intNumberB = CDbl(TextBoxB.Text)

        ' Get the values.
        If Integer.TryParse(TextBoxA.Text, intNumberA) Then
            Integer.TryParse(TextBoxB.Text, intNumberB)
            'Compare the values
            If intNumberA > intNumberB Then
                lblmessage.Text = "Value A is greatest!"
            Else
                If intNumberA < intNumberB Then
                    lblmessage.Text = "Value B is greatest!"
                Else
                    If intNumberA = intNumberB Then
                        lblmessage.Text = "Both values are equal!"
                    End If
                End If
            End If
        End If

It's providing a real bitch to figure out how to avoid having the program break when letters are entered in the boxes.

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>>55744133

>>55744411
Put this line inside a conditional

Integer.TryParse(TextBoxB.Text, intNumberB)

Like this:

If (Integer.TryParse(TextBoxA.Text, intNumberA) And Integer.TryParse(TextBoxB.Text, intNumberB)) Then

Otherwise If your second number is not a proper number it's not gonna work properly, because you're not checking for that.

>>55744459
Thanks.
>>55744446
I'm sure people mind at this time midnight when /g/ is dead. Deleting in five minutes though. Thanks, I'm going to start lurking this board.

>>55744446
This doesn't fall under tech support, just so you know.
Homework?
You only know it's my homework as I told you it is, many people do this on their own personal time. I'm trying to pick up a skill, this is week 1, cut me some slack.