1- Define a variable to hold student name, ex: "john smith" 2- For each letter in your name print the internal number representation on a new line 3- Print total number of letters 4- Run the program using eclipse and use "Snipping Tool" to take the screenshot (code+output) ex: student_name ="john smith"; The program should print: 106 111 104 110 32 115 109 105 116 104 Total letters: 10 hint: You can use String methods(charAt, length)

1- Define a variable to hold student name, ex: "john smith" 2- For each letter in your name print the internal number representation on a new line 3- Print total number of letters 4- Run the program using eclipse and use "Snipping Tool" to take the screenshot (code+output) ex: student_name ="john smith"; The program should print: 106 111 104 110 32 115 109 105 116 104 Total letters: 10 hint: You can use String methods(charAt, length)

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102124

Author:Diane Zak

Publisher:Diane Zak

Chapter6: Sub And Function Procedures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 29RQ

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