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In this module, you learned about advanced modularization techniques. You also learned about the advantages of modularization and how proper modularization techniques can increase code organization and reuse. You have the option of doing this either as a console application or Windows form

In this assignment, you will be creating two modules to complete calculations for Distance and Gallons Of Gas used.

Your program should meet the following objectives:

Create your project as M$7$Assignment$\_$YourLastname

NOTE: All controls and variables should be correctly named using the naming standards indicated in the text.

Variables are NOT single letters.

The variables declared should not be form level or global variables.

The user should enter the values$($Time and Speed$)$ into a textbox or combination for Textbox and Numeric Up$/$Down$.$

Use TryParse to validate the values the user entered if using a Textbox$($you can decide if there should be a range check or not$).$

If the value entered is invalid$($non numeric$),$ display an error message in a messagebox control.

If the value entered is invalid, NO calculations should be executed.

There should be a method created for each calculation:

The speed and Time should be passed to the first method to calculate the Distance traveled.

The value calculated is then displayed in a Label.

This method has $"$NO$"$ Return.

The Speed and Time should be passed to the second method to calculate the Gallons used based on the distance.

Use the Government Fuel Economy Website to find your cars MPG rating

The MPG of your car should be used numeric constant variable in the formula

The calculated value should be "Returned" to the calling statement and then displayed in a Label.

Make a working version of this program in C#$.$