In the following Visual Basic code, what will be in msg, if str contains “visual basic”? Dim str as String Dim msg as String If str.toUpper=”VISUAL BASIC” msg=”VB.Net” Else msg=”Not Visual Basic” EndIf

[amp_mcq option1=”Bye” option2=”Hi” option3=”Logical Error” option4=”Compiler Error” correct=”option2″]

The correct answer is: B. Hi

The code is:

Dim str as String
Dim msg as String
If str.toUpper="VISUAL BASIC" msg="VB.Net" Else msg="Not Visual Basic" EndIf

The str variable is assigned the string “visual basic”. The toUpper method converts the string to uppercase, which results in “VISUAL BASIC”. The If statement checks if the string in the str variable is equal to “VISUAL BASIC” in uppercase. If it is, the message “VB.Net” is assigned to the msg variable. If it is not, the message “Not Visual Basic” is assigned to the msg variable.

In this case, the string in the str variable is equal to “visual basic”, which is converted to “VISUAL BASIC” in uppercase. Therefore, the message “VB.Net” is assigned to the msg variable.

The other options are incorrect because:

• Option A, “Bye”, is not the message that is assigned to the msg variable.
• Option C, “Logical Error”, is not the type of error that would occur if the code were run.
• Option D, “Compiler Error”, is not the type of error that would occur if the code were run.