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Public Class Form87

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    '## Radio Buttons - Visual Basic ##
    '## In Visual Basic 2013, the Radio Buttons operate differently from CheckBoxes ##
    '## While the CheckBoxes work independently and allow users to select ##
    '## One or More Items. The Radio Buttons are Mutually Exclusive. ##
    '## It means that the User can only choose One Item ##
    '## out of a Number of Choices from the Radio Buttons ##

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    '## Group Boxes can be used to contain Radio Buttons(Menu) in [Form1.vb (Design)] Mode. ##
    '## Program is constructed by the  If... Then... Else decision making Format ##
    '## RadioButton#.Checked = False : Clears Value of Radio Button ##

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    Dim Tcolor As String

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    Private Sub Button1Radio_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click

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        If RadioButton1.Checked Then
            Tcolor = "Red Color"
            Label1.ForeColor = Color.Red

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        ElseIf RadioButton2.Checked Then
            Tcolor = "Green Color"
            Label1.ForeColor = Color.Green

        Else

            Tcolor = "Yellow Color"
            Label1.ForeColor = Color.Yellow

        End If

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        '## Assign Tcolor Value to Label1.Text ##

        Label1.Text = Tcolor
        

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    End Sub

   

    Private Sub Button3ClearRadio_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click

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        '## Clear RadioButton ##
        RadioButton1.Checked = False
        RadioButton2.Checked = False
        RadioButton3.Checked = False

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    End Sub

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    Private Sub Button2CloseProgram_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click

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        '## Close Program ##
        Form81.Show()

          Me.Hide()

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    End Sub

End Class