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im making a calculator using Visual Basic on Visual studios but it says value of type string cannot be converted to textbox

another issue is “debug profile does not exist” when i try to run any program

help me im dying here

Edit: nvm fixed

I just forgot to add texbox1=stringvalue

overall im done

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simo98

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Stop programming

#3

y0yster

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Do chatgpt or else put on stack overflow. These bums(including me) on vlr ain't that clever.

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I am clever .

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Chat gpt

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NexusNomad

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Visual basic Kekw.
Are you in 6th grade?

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NotSanity

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Who cares if it's VB? It's pretty much one of the easiest langs for someone to learn when they're new to programming since it's simple, don't act as if you went from no programming knowledge to knowing the ins and outs of C++ & C# for example.

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YeaUrMum

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Me personally I started with c
It cringes me seeing all these newgen kids start with shit like scratch and visual basic
😔 C is best way to actually learn programming

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Karmine_Org_WhispeR

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VB wasn’t really my first option. Originally It was supposed to be C#, but for some reason I couldn’t use C# (Not installed I assume? I did reset my pc) I have never really used VB before, and started with C# so I got confused with VB, because I used the same C# string value conversion to textbox in VB and forgot to convert into vb syntax

Also i am not grade 6 i am in 10th grade

i just happen to live in a country with shit education system

so i may sound like a retarded bum in middle school

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NexusNomad

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Ok on a serious note use tkinters library in python for the gui. Shits easy af.
Bro who uses visual basic lol

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NotSanity

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Brother, he's evidently new to programming as a whole, especially considering in school they'll typically teach you how to make a calculator for your first task, he's going to have 0 idea on Py libraries, or any sort of Python period.

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Oh mb
I don't remember doing calculator and all when learning visual basic. But I do believe learning python is pretty easy even for a beginner

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NotSanity

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I know of a few people who had to make a calculator when learning VB in school, which is wild to me now, but I also believe learning Py for a first language is also good considering it's still relevant to some degree even in todays world.

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NotSanity

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You should probably post a snippet of the code, specifically the TextBox string, if you don't want to do that, then try to actually set the Text property.

As for the other issue, you could just be missing your cli64 folder, or you're trying to build a debug version of it, rather than the release version.

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i did the cli64 gimmick but it didnt work

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NotSanity

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Post a snippet of your code in the thread, or upload to something like hastebin/pastebin.

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Vianx11

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skill issue also paste the code here then i could tell whats the error

for the debug profile try this

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kalayav_n

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dont study in CS your job is already getting taken by CHATGPT and DANIEL(for those who don't know search him up). "Daniel ccoding AI"

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Vianx11

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instead make your own AI

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yukky

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From what I can tell when you’re done calculating you’re trying to put the value back in place where the text box for input is. However, the reason it’s throwing that error is well because of type mismatch. I don’t know what language you’re using but maybe try something like this if possible

myTextBox.Text = "Final Value";

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Karmine_Org_WhispeR

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I have already fixed it

The problem was my string value wasn’t converted to textbox so all good

thanks for trying to help tho

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yukky

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bet, for small issues like these don’t be afraid to use chatgpt