(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I am doing this for my computer programing class and I was wondering if someone could help me or do one for me I will gladly pay them for there help.
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If I had the time, I would help, but I don't.

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If you are wanting to just create it out of the VB Application Form, you would essentially need 4 different generated content.

1 Stand still hole
1 Mole coming out and sitting there (GIF)
1 Mole going back in (GIF)
1 Mole getting hit, means adding a spat or something then dropping back down in (GIF)

You would be essentially using a random method, arrays if you wish as well.

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Hopefully that gives a basis on what is required.

I'll help you, but you need to provide some further specification. You really haven't told us anything at this point.

If you could give us the specifications for your project (and the full specifications) it would be helpful.

well its a final project and I am suck with this game it really basic vb coding no java.
I just have to make it work.
so i need to make it so the moles pop up randomly
and to hit it ineed to have a mouse click register when i click on the mole. im having a bit of trouble explaining it

Give us the specification that you were given. Preferably word for word.

Right now, we can't help you.

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those were the guidelines. but i chose whack a mole and it turned out to be difficult for me.

Well then choose something easier!

Or, give us your specification. You've so far only said that you need a whack a mole program created in Visual Basic. Technically speaking, you haven't even specified what programming language you want us to use.

im stuck with this sadly...
and this needs to be written in visual basic language.

basicaly all i need it to do is for the mole to pop up and when i click it , it goes away

Again, you've given no more information than what we already know, and you still haven't told us the programming language. What you should do is write a specification and provide all the necessary resources. We're happy to help but you've literally made it impossible. Or better yet, start programming yourself!

Perhaps you ought to learn how to write a specification, or, just do the project yourself! You've given us nothing to work with.

Epic, I think he is referring to VB.Net. If you refer to what I stated, I gave him an idea on how to make it pretty looking as well as a decent structure to creating it.

Honestly, I find it amusing that if he is having trouble with something so simple he needs to step back and try for something easier.

It can be done with either arrays or using the random number function and corresponding each spot specifically with the number that appears with randomized time.