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Module decisions Sub Main() 'local variable definition Dim pH,i As Double i=0 While i<10 Console.Write("Enter pH vale : ") pH= Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()) Select Case pH Case 0.0 To 6.9 Console.WriteLine("Acidic") Case 7.0 Console.WriteLine("Neutral") Case 7.1 To 14.0 Console.WriteLine("Basis") Case Else Console.WriteLine("Error:Invalid Input") End Select i=i+1 End While End Sub End Module |
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