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    The program declares three integer variables - prim, seg, and respu. It assigns the values of two text boxes to prim and seg, performs a calculation by subtracting seg from prim and storing the result in respu, and assigns the value of respu to another variable called res. It then loads an image from the file path into an image control.

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    The program declares three integer variables - prim, seg, and respu. It assigns the values of two text boxes to prim and seg, performs a calculation by subtracting seg from prim and storing the result in respu, and assigns the value of respu to another variable called res. It then loads an image from the file path into an image control.

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    Codigo de Excel

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    The program declares three integer variables - prim, seg, and respu. It assigns the values of two text boxes to prim and seg, performs a calculation by subtracting seg from prim and storing the result in respu, and assigns the value of respu to another variable called res. It then loads an image from the file path into an image control.

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    Dim prim, seg, respu As Integer

    prim = txt1.Text
    seg = txt2.Text
    respu = Val(prim) - (seg)
    res = respu
    ************************************************
    IMAGE1.Picture=LOADPICTURE("c:\p.jpg")

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