(Triangle Creator Application) Create an application that allows the user to enter the lengths for the three sides of a triangle as

Integers. The application should then determine whether the triangle is a right triangle (two sides of the triangle form a

90-degree angle), an equilateral triangle (all sides of equal length) or neither. The application's GUI is completed for you (Fig.

19.45). You must create a class to represent a triangle object and define the event handler for the Create Button.

a) Copying the template to your working directory. Copy the directory C: \Exampl es\Tutori al 19\Exercises\Tri angl e to your C:

\Si mpl yVB2008 directory.

b) Opening the application's template file. Double click Tri angl e. sl n in the Tri angl e directory to open the application.

c) Creating the Triangle class. Add a class to the project, and name it Tri angl e. This is where you define the properties of the

Tri angl e class.

d) Defining the necessary constructor and properties. Define a constructor that takes the lengths of the three sides of the

triangle as arguments. Create three properties that enable clients to access and modify the lengths of the three sides. If the

user enters a negative value, that side should be assigned the value zero and the display updated.

e) Adding additional features. Create two more properties in the Tri angl e class- one determines whether the sides form a

right triangle, the other an equilateral triangle. Use the Pythagorean theorem (a 2 + b 2 = c 2) to test for a right triangle.

These properties are considered read-only, because you would naturally define only the Get accessor. There is no simple Set

accessor that can make a triangle a right triangle or an equilateral triangle without first modifying the lengths of the triangle's

sides. To create a read-only property (where the Set accessor is omitted), precede keyword Property with the keyword ReadOnl

y.

f) Adding code to event handler. Now that you have created your Tri angl e class, you can use it to create objects in your

application. Double click the Create Button in Design view to generate the event handler. Create new variables to store the

three lengths from the TextBoxes; then use those values to create a new Tri angl e object.

g) Displaying the result. Use an If... ElseIf statement to determine whether the triangle is a right triangle, an equilateral

triangle or neither. Display the result in a Label .

h) Running the application. Select Debug > Start Debugging to run your application. Add various inputs until you have created

an equilateral triangle, a right triangle and a triangle that is neither right nor equilateral. Verify that the proper output is

displayed for each.

i) Closing the application. Close your running application by clicking its close box.

j) Closing the IDE. Close the Visual Basic IDE by clicking its close box.

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