Visual Basic is a computer programming language based on BASIC and a generally program in itself. It is valued for its ease and accessible nature for beginner programmers. Calculations are among the essential commands in Visual Basic and therefore construct the basics for the language.

Instructions:

Run Visual Basic.

Open the program-in-progress or start a new one.

Type "Dim intResult As Integer". IntResult is assigned the resultant worth of the equation.

Hit "Enter" to below one line.

Write the line "intResult =".

Hit the spacebar to insert a space after the "=" sign.

For adding utilize the plus (+) sign between operands in your calculation. For instance the line would read "intResult = 4 + 5".

For subtraction utilize the minus (-) sign between operands in your calculation. For instance the line would read "intResult = 5 - 4".

For multiply utilize the asterix (*) sign between operands in your calculation. For instance the line would read "intResult = 4 * 5".

For divide utilize the forward slash (/) sign between operands in your calculation. For instance the line would read "intResult = 6 / 2".

For exponents utilize the carat (^) sign between operands in your calculation. For instance the line would read "intResult = 3 ^ 2".