how to write a program in VB console application base power number

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-A program in VB console application, that displays a Welcome message to briefly explain what the program does.
-Prompt the user to enter a base number
-Display the results odf the base number raised to 0 through the fifth power.
-Ask the user if they would like to see more results with the same base.
-If YES; program displays the next results (this recures until the user hits NO)
-If the hit NO, program will ask if they want to start over with another base.
-If the user selects YES, the program starts over allowing the user to select another base

Requirements
1. Must utilize the following (at a minimum) Main(), display results()
2. Use a varoable to start and / or stop the counter loop
3. Long datata type variable to store results
4.uses more local variables than global
5.Program validates user enters invalid numerical value for base and re prompts user to enter valid base
6. Program will keep a log file with the start time aand termination time of each session
7. Must be written in VB console app.

Posted 19-May-14 1:50am

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Nelek 19-May-14 8:04am

This is not how CP usually works. Most important goal here is to learn and help learning.
You are supposed to try it on your own, and come here when you got stuck with something, with a concrete question about your code, design, etc.
Please have a look to What have you tried?[^] to see a good explanation about what I mean.
Don't forget people here don't get payed. And besides, if we give you a ready-to-go solution, it is not going to help you because you are not going to learn anything from it.

[no name] 19-May-14 8:20am

To directly answer the only actual question here, open visual studio and create a new console project, then you write some code. All of this was covered in your class and/or your textbook.

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-05-19T02:07:00

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It is your own homework and you are supposed to do it, so enjoy programming and ask here when you have a proper question.

Posted 19-May-14 2:07am

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