C# programming language

CHAPTER 12 Using Controls menu). Add at least three other menu options to the program, either verticl, horizontally, or both Create a project named LetsMakeAD are assigned randomly to be hidden behind three "doors" that you can implement as Buttons. For example, the prizes might be a new car, a big-screen TV, and a live goat The player chooses a Button, and then one of the two other prizes is revealed; the on revealed is never the most desirable prize. The user then has the option of changing the original selection to the remaining unseen choice. For example, consider these two game scenarios: 12. eal. In this g ame, three prizes of varying value 596 Suppose that the most valuable prize is randomly assigned to the first button. If the user chooses the first button, reveal either of the other two prizes, and ask the user if he wants to change his selection. . .Suppose that the most valuable prize is assigned to the first button, but the user chooses the second button. Reveal the third prize so that the most valuable prize's location is still hidden, and then ask the user whether he wants to change his selection After the user has chosen to retain his original selection or make a change, reveal wht he has wor. Debugging Exercises