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[john.1415]

I'm stuck on this problem. This a fundamental programing thing, so please try not to use advanced stuff!

[billko]

...so what have you got so far?

[GerdW]

Hi John,

atleast you were able to copy the image of your homework description into this forum…

I guess that homework wants you to work with integer random numbers: There are a lot of threads in this forum describing how to generate integer random numbers within a certain range. You may even find threads talking about different distributions of the randoms, so just look for them!

The rest is just some basic comparison you can easily implement.

The last two sentences talk about UI "look and feel", so you learn basic concepts of UI creation with LabVIEW…

And as billko said: show what you have done so far!

Nobody will do your homework for you - atleast you want to pay for work. (But then you should offer your task in a different thread.)

[amitwadje]

another homework

See comparison function try comparison function see what you get.

Changing the color of Boolean is simple; see the properties of Boolean indicator,you can change ON and OFF colors.

[crossrulz]

1. Use the Random Number function and then multiply by 20 and subtract 10 to get the proper range.

2. Use a case structure to do the comparison for you.

3. Take some tutorials.

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[RavensFan]

Actually, multiply by 21, round down, and subtract 10.

There are 21 integers between -10 and 10, inclusive.