Create a Windows Forms application. Use the following names for the project and solution, respectively: OnYourOwn Project and OnYourOwn Solution. Save the application in the VB2017\Chap04 folder. Plan and design an application of your choice. The only requirement is that you must follow the minimum guidelines listed in Figure 4-63. Before starting the application, be sure to verify the name of the startup form. Save the solution and then start and test the application. 

1. The user interface must contain a minimum of one text box, three labels, two radio buttons, one check box, and two buttons. One of the buttons must be an Exit button. 2. The interface can include a picture box, but this is not a requirement. 3. The interface must follow the GUI design guidelines summarized in Figure 2-20 in Chapter 2 and in Figure 4-52 in Chapter 4. (The guidelines are also listed in Appendix A.) 4. Objects that are either coded or referred to in code should be named appropriately. 5. The Code Editor window must contain comments, the three Option statements, at least two variables, at least two assignment statements, the Me.Close() statement, and at least one selection structure. The application must perform at least one calculation. 6. Every text box on the form should have its TextChanged and Enter event procedures coded. At least one of the text boxes should have its KeyPress event procedure coded. 7. Every radio button and check box should have its CheckedChanged event procedure coded.