Visual Basic Programming lesson 3 - Select Case statement, KeyDown event

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In this tutorial you learn how to write a program to allow the user to move an object around on the screen using arrow keys by using the select case statement in conjunction with the Keydown event to alter the picture box's Left and Up properties. You also need to take note that subtracting the Left value will make the object move to the left, while subtracting the Top value will make the object move up.



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visual basic programming
visual basic arrow keys
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visual basic select case