Assignment One: Given two integers, a and b$,$ their least common multiple, commonly denoted LCM$($a$,$b$),$ is the smallest integer that is a multiple of both a and b$.$ For example, the least common multiple of $6$ and $4$ is $12.$ This is because $12$ is both a multiple of $6(6*2=12)$ and $4(4*3=12).$ This means that $12$ is the smallest multiple for both $4$ and $6.$

For this exercise, create an ASP.NET page and corresponding function that accepts two integer inputs and then computes and displays the least common multiple $($LCM$)$ for the numbers entered. The formula for to determine the LCM is given as:

LCM$($a$,$b$)=($a $*$ b$)/$ GCD$($a$,$b$)$

You should refer to the BMI calculator that you created earlier in the course. The BMI calculator model works well for this exercise as it takes two numeric inputs, performs a calculation, and displays the result. Also check out the pseudo$-$code for calculating the Greatest Common Denominator $($GCD$)$ in exercise $1,$ chapter $10$ of your book. The GCD calculation MUST be set$-$up as a function in your program for full credit.

As with the previous exercises, be sure to use two TextBox Web controls for the user input, a Button Web control, and a Label Web control. The Button Web control$$s Click event handler should compute the least common multiple $($LCM$)$ of the two values entered by the user using the function you created and then display the results.

Please use VIsual Basic instead of C#$.$ I am mainly having trouble incorportating the GCD$.$ Please have a screen shot so I can visually understand what you are doing. Thank you!!