Worked on the Hot Rod Math project some. I was hoping that everyone would have at least tried it since that was what I had asked of you. The reason being I was wanting you to modify it by turning Option Strict On. This will make you better programmers since the compiler will not allow you to get away with any BS. I gave you a hand out that shows a shortcut on doing some of this, however the chapter does the same thing only the slightly longer way around. I will post it in the downloads section in case you didn't get it. The best way to approach the problem is to get your program working with Option Strict Off then going back and turning it on and adding in the appropriate code. My example will be in the downloads section as well.
Your homework between now and next Thursday is the Hot Rod Math program with Option Strict On and Project 3.8 from page 157 in the book. This will make you think a bit.
Worked on the Hot Rod Math project some. I was hoping that everyone would have at least tried it since that was what I had asked of you. The reason being I was wanting you to modify it by turning Option Strict On. This will make you better programmers since the compiler will not allow you to get away with any BS. I gave you a hand out that shows a shortcut on doing some of this, however the chapter does the same thing only the slightly longer way around. I will post it in the downloads section in case you didn't get it. The best way to approach the problem is to get your program working with Option Strict Off then going back and turning it on and adding in the appropriate code. My example will be in the downloads section as well. 
