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Sub page_load (sender as object, e as eventargs) 'declares that the trigger condition is when the page is loaded.
Dim a, s as string, q, w as double, r, t as integer
A = 2
S = 3
Q = 4
W = 5
R = 6
T = 7
A + = S' because a and s are both string data formats, the plus sign actually only indicates the connection symbol, and the result is 23.
S + = q's + q (3 + 4 = 7). In fact, everyone on Earth knows this, but why did he add two different data formats? I don't know! In fact, multiplication is also done by changing to multiplication.
Q + = w'q: The value is 4, and 4 plus 5 of w, so of course the result is 9.
W + = R' this is 11, BC knows, because both are digital.
R + = t' 13
T + = A' in fact, this is the most strange thing. I don't know why the value they add is 30. If they change to multiplication, the value is 161.
Lbl. text =
Lbl1.text = s
Lbl2.text = q
Lbl3.text = w
Lbl4.text = r
Lbl5.text = t
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<Asp: Label ID = "lbl1" runat = "server"/> <p>
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After reading the above results, I only got a conclusion that different types of values should not be disordered, And I will learn how to convert them later!
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