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Write a VB Program that captures the two CATs (CAT ONE and CAT TWO)respectively. The program should compute the sum of both CATs.

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Write a VB Program that captures the two CATs (CAT ONE and CAT TWO)respectively. The program should compute the sum of both CATs.

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Here is a simple VB.NET program that captures the scores of two CATs and computes their sum:

Module Module1
    Sub Main()
        ' Declare variables to hold the scores
        Dim catOneScore As Integer
        Dim catTwoScore As Integer
        Dim totalScore As Integer

        ' Prompt the user to enter the scores
        Console.Write("Enter CAT ONE score: ")
        catOneScore = Integer.Parse(Console.ReadLine())

        Console.Write("Enter CAT TWO score: ")
        catTwoScore = Integer.Parse(Console.ReadLine())

        ' Compute the sum of the scores
        totalScore = catOneScore + catTwoScore

        ' Display the total score
        Console.WriteLine("The total score is " & totalScore)

        ' Pause to display the result
        Console.ReadLine()
    End Sub
End Module

This program first declares three integer variables: catOneScore, catTwoScore, and totalScore. It then prompts the user to enter the scores for CAT ONE and CAT TWO, which it reads from the console and converts to integers. It adds these two scores together and stores the result in totalScore. Finally, it writes the total score to the console.

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