Im seem to be having trouble with this Exercise. Would you mind helping me please?

How do i do this Visual Basic program?

Instructions say: Fix the following code:

Dim dblRegularPay As Double
Dim dblOvertimePay As Double

intRegularPay = 783.87
intOvertimePay = 105.92
lbl .TotalPay = (dblRegularPay + dblOvertimePay) .ToString ('C')

Of course, I'd be happy to help you with your Visual Basic program!

Let's go through the instructions step by step to fix the code:

1. Declare the variables correctly: In the provided code, `dblRegularPay` and `dblOvertimePay` are declared as `Double`, which is correct. However, `intRegularPay` and `intOvertimePay` should be declared as `Double` as well since they are used to store amounts with decimal places.

```vb
Dim dblRegularPay As Double
Dim dblOvertimePay As Double
```

2. Assign the correct values to the variables: Instead of assigning the values to `intRegularPay` and `intOvertimePay` as integers, you need to assign them to the correct variables `dblRegularPay` and `dblOvertimePay`.

```vb
dblRegularPay = 783.87
dblOvertimePay = 105.92
```

3. Fix the label assignment: The label assignment has two issues. First, there is a space between `lbl` and `.TotalPay`, which should be removed. Second, the `ToString` method is not written correctly.

```vb
lblTotalPay.Text = (dblRegularPay + dblOvertimePay).ToString("C")
```

In the fixed code, make sure to replace `lblTotalPay` with the actual name of the label object you are using in your program.

After making these changes, the code should work properly, calculating the total pay and displaying it in currency format on the label specified.