vb how multiple numbers compare sizes

For example, compare the size of the four digits a, b, c, and d, and take xmin = the smallest number. For example: 1,2,3,4, then xmin=1;If 1, 2, 0, 3, then xmin=1, when all are 0, xmin=0

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Build a text1 above and then copy three,Generate a control data and then make a button,Copy the following ** on it,There is no problem with the test,dim a(4)'Define the array。

private sub command1_click()for j = 1 to 4

a(j) = text1(j - 1).text 'Here, for simplicity, I'll use the array control.

min = a(1)

flag = 1

for i = 2 to 4

a(i) = text1(i - 1).textif min > a(i) then

if min = 0 then

min = a(i)

end if

if a(i) = 0 then

min = min

end if

min = a(i)

flag = i

end if

next i

next j

msgbox min

end sub

There was no problem with the test, oh......

If you don't want to use an array of widgets, create four text boxes and write a(1) = a(2) =

Let the first number be minimal.

Then go to the second number, and if it's smaller than the first, then make the first number equal to this number.

And so on.

Hello: This is very simple, this question tests your use of the if conditional function, see below**.

Examples of correct usage:

if a > b then

A is greater than belse

b is greater than aend if

According to your requirements, you can change to the following** to achieve your requirements:

if > then

The large number is:' +

else 'The large number is:' +

end if

If you have any questions, you can continue to ask.

Hope it works for you!

Output Maximum:

#include

void main()

Enter three numbers (separated by spaces), compare the size of the first two numbers, assign the larger number to max, and then compare the size of max with the third number to output the larger number.

Output in descending order:

#include

void main()

elseif (max_ab <= c)

printf("%d %d %d",c,max_ab,min_ab);

else if (max_ab > c &&c >min_ab)

printf("%d %d %d",max_ab,c,min_ab);

else if (max_ab > c &&c <=min_ab)

printf("%d %d %d",max_ab,min_ab,c);

Enter three numbers, determine the first two numbers, assign the large number to max ab, the small number to min ab, and compare max ab with c. If c is greater than or equal to max ab, c, max ab, min ab. are outputIf c is less than max ab and greater than min ab, max ab, c, min ab. are output

If c is less than min ab, max ab, min ab, c are output

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Is it self-taught?

If a>b then.

max=a, otherwise max=b

In this case, max is the maximum value in a and b.

Next, just let max and c compare to get the maximum value, the specific ** is not for you, and it is better to make up your own ideas.

Oh, bro, it's less end if.

Complete**:

private sub command1_click()dim a,b,c as integer

a = val(

b = val(

c = val(

dim max as integer=a

if max < b then

max = b

elseif max < c then

max = c

end if

maxend sub

Yes, no problem.

You put the wrong number up as well.

Is it to find the maximum or minimum value? Or is it sorted from largest to smallest, or from smallest to largest?