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i want calculate reynolds number using vb.net

this code:

public class form1  dim vis integer dim den integer dim hd integer dim vl integer dim re integer  private sub button1_click(sender object, e eventargs) handles button1.click     vis = int(textbox1.text)     den = int(textbox2.text)     hd = int(textbox4.text)     vl = int(textbox5.text)     re = (den * vl * hd) / vl     textbox3.show(re)  end sub  end class 

see ui here.

why still getting error message "too many arguments" ?

there few things wrong in code posted, firstly calculation wrong reynolds number. second, please turn on option strict current code not compile. third please use conventional naming conventions makes difficult in long run... there's more not point...

suggested solution

variable declaration meaning:

  • d = diameter of pipe
  • v = velocity of liquid
  • u = viscoscity of liquid
  • p = density of liquid
  • tot = reynolds number

    private sub button1_click(sender object, e eventargs) handles button1.click  dim d,v,u,p,tot single   if single.tryparse(textbox1.text,d) andalso single.tryparse(textbox2.text,v) andalso single.tryparse(textbox3.text,u) andalso single.tryparse(textbox1.text,p)    tot = (d * v * p) / (u * 0.001)     messagebox.show(tot.tostring)     'or    textbox3.text = tot.tostring  end if end sub 

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