Create a page that will allow users to choose between four different types of conversion and enter a value to convert. Users should be able to select which kind of conversion they want to use either by choosing it from a drop-down menu, or by selecting from a set of radio buttons. To enter the amount that they want to convert, a text field should be used. When the user clicks a button to perform the conversion it will call a function in an associated JavaScript file to carry out the conversion. This function should have two parameters, the first of which indicates what kind of conversion is being performed and the second which indicates the amount to be converted. The function should return the converted value. You may use any of the following conversions, or substitute your own provided it is similar: Feet to Meters Pounds to Kilograms Ounces to Grams Gallons to Liters Fahrenheit to Celsius

Create a page that will allow users to choose between four different types of conversion and enter a value to convert. Users should be able to select which kind of conversion they want to use either by choosing it from a drop-down menu, or by selecting from a set of radio buttons. To enter the amount that they want to convert, a text field should be used. When the user clicks a button to perform the conversion it will call a function in an associated JavaScript file to carry out the conversion. This function should have two parameters, the first of which indicates what kind of conversion is being performed and the second which indicates the amount to be converted. The function should return the converted value. You may use any of the following conversions, or substitute your own provided it is similar: Feet to Meters Pounds to Kilograms Ounces to Grams Gallons to Liters Fahrenheit to Celsius

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102124

Author:Diane Zak

Publisher:Diane Zak

Chapter13: Web Site Applications

Section: Chapter Questions

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