Your very first bellwork debug screenshot for Praxis Machine Coding Lessons, Computer Science 1, Unit 1 MsgBox might look like this:
Programming 'Hello World' Using the Visual Basic Message Box
Now, here's a bunch of picky questions that resemble bellwork quiz questions for the first eight days of Praxis Machine Coding Lessons Computer Science 1, Unit 1, MessageBox: · Make sure your first MessageBox says "Hello World"--no more, no less. · Make sure your first MessageBox says "Hello Word!"--no more, no less. · Create a MessageBox that says "Hello John" where JOHN is your name. · Create a MsgBox that says hello to your name, but your name is misspelled. · Replace the 'Microsoft Word' MsgBox caption with a caption that says 'My Third Program". · Replace the 'Microsoft Word' MsgBox caption with a caption that says 'My First Program'. · Replace the 'Microsoft Word' MsgBox caption with a caption that says 'Microsoft World'. · Is it possible to make the MsgBox caption blank? If so, how. · Is it possible to make the message itself blank? If so, how. · Can you make a completely blank message box? Why would you want to? · Put the Exclamation icon in the message box, with a reasonable caption. · Put the Question-Mark icon in the message box, with a reasonable caption. · Describe the WARNING icon; use the warning-icon with a reasonable message. · How do you add more than one button to a message box? · What are all the choices for message box buttons? · What's the difference between No and Cancel? · Create a reasonable message box that offers only the OK button. · If you have to say OK, what's the point? · What's the difference between the OK button and the upper-right-X closing the MsgBox? · Why is the MsgBox supposed to be a general pain-in-the-butt? Enjoy!