Help << operator VB. net

Help << operator VB. net

• Sniper167

  I need to write date with left and right shift operators and I need to store direct day, month and year in MyDate.
  
  

• FlyingSun

  try something like this:
  

  Sub Main()

  Dim day as integer, month as integer, year as integer

  Console.WriteLine("enter day!")

  day = cint(Console.ReadLine)

  Console.WriteLine("enter month!")

  month = cint(Console.ReadLine)

  Console.WriteLine("enter year!")

  year = cint(Console.ReadLine)

  Console.WriteLine("Date = " & day & "/" & month & "/" & year)

  End Sub

  why use a console program, who wants to type at the command-line create a GUI and the use the dateTimePicker control. much easier :)

  
  

• Aaron Leiby

  Sub Main()

          dim myDate, temp as Integer 

          console.Write("unesite dan (1-31): ")

          myDate = console.ReadLine()    'vrijednost se pohranjuje

                          'direktno u varijablu

          myDate <<= 4

          console.Write("unesite mjesec (1-12): ")

          myDate = myDate Or console.ReadLine()

          myDate <<= 7

          console.Write("unesite godinu (0-99): ")

          myDate = myDate Or Console.ReadLine()

          console.WriteLine()

          console.WriteLine("dan je: {0}", myDate >> 11)

          temp = myDate >> 11

          temp <<= 11

          myDate = myDate and (not temp)

          console.WriteLine("mjesec je: {0}", myDate >> 7) 

          temp = myDate >> 7

          temp <<= 7

          myDate = myDate and (not temp)

          console.WriteLine("godina je: {0}",myDate)

          console.ReadLine()

      End Sub

  
  
  

• morgan32

  The OP is trying to use the C++ iostream operators in Visual Basic. Sounds like a class assignment. Can't say much more but: "Hey Dude(tte), you're using the wrong language!"
  
  
  

• R Suresh

   

  You aren't listening to people here. You use shift operators when THEY answer an application need.

  It does not seem as if you understand what they do and I'd recommend looking at the shift operator in help for a clearer understanding.

  You have not declated a datatype for mydate. Therefore, it's going to default to an integer with what you have written. The argument and the shift operators will tell the compiler to make it an integer. However an integer is a far, far less than optimal datatype to store date fields,

  You have to first understand what a shift operator does to decide to use it. I do not think you have found the application for them ...yet.

   

   

  
  
  

• Akshay Saini

  I need to use >> and << for this program.

  Ok I now saw that I ask you a wrong question.

  The code is something like this...Can you now help me

  Test Date (07.03.2005)

  ***************************************************************************************

  Sub Main()

  Dim MyDate As Integer

  Console.WriteLine("Enter day!")

  MyDate = ((Console.ReadLine) << )

  Console.WriteLine("enter month!")

  MyDate = ((Console.ReadLine) << )

  Console.WriteLine("Enter year!")

  MyDate = ((Console.ReadLine) << )

  Console.WriteLine("The day is :{0}", MyDate >> )

  Console.WriteLine("The month is:{1}", MyDate >> )

  Console.WriteLine("The year is:{2}", MyDate >> )

  End Sub

  End Module

  
  
  

• Amit Glazer

  It's very "wrong". << is for bit shifting.

  Why not explain what you are trying to accomplish instead of having us guess

  
  
  

• kats

  You're going to have to tell us what you're trying to do. Otherwise we're just guessing. By the way, the name of the operators you're using is left shift and right shift operators - they change the internal bit representation of integer values by moving them to the left or right a certain number of times.
  
  
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