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Hi,

Really need on this problem.

I have never done Basic Programming before:

I have need a help in solving this problem:

The problem:

A program to help a teacher in analysing test results. Build the package using sub routines to do each task, controlled by a main program consisting of series of GOSUB statements. The program should:
  • allow the user to input results
    sort results
    calculate the mean and the median
    give the highest and lowest scores
    calculate the mode and the range
    and output .

Will really appreciate anybodies help on this..

Thanks in advance.
I really hope this isn't a homework assignment, but if it is, you have to at least TRIED to have done it. :wink:
no it is not a homework assignment. I never did Basic Programming in Uni.

A friend who is a teacher asked me for a help.
Wait... you haven't programmed in QB at all, and your friend is asking you for help? And he's a programming teacher?? I don't understand... :???:
yeah he is a teacher who is training to be a computer teacher and he doesn't have internet access, so he asked me to post his question on the internet. Since in Fiji it is hard to get a internet access.

I'm just helping him out, I was economics student.

If you don't want to help me, at least if u can tell me where to find some good tutorial notes on Basic Programming, cause it is really hard to find tutorials on Basic Programmin on the Internet.

Cheers....
give you with that "question" is to just write the program for you, which may be why it at least *seems* that it's a homework assignment and you're looking for someone to do it for you. Smile The "electronic edition" of Ethan Winer's book on Basic programming might be of use to you, or your student-teacher friend. You can download it from

http://www.ethanwiner.com

(And I'm sure there are various other tutorial-type things that people will eventually point you to.)