Create and test a Windows Forms application that serves as a tip calculator. The user will enter the price of their meal and the application will calculate and display tips for $15\%,18\%,$ and $20\%.$ Specifically, the application must have:

A Form titled "Lab $2".$ Remember, the form's Text property controls the information displayed in the form's title bar.

A Label titled "Enter price of meal:" next to a TextBox that will gather this information from the user.

Labels for $"15\%","18\%",$ and $"20\%"$ next to output Labels. Remember, for output labels, you'll need to change the AutoSize and BorderStyle properties $($as demonstrated in the recorded videos$).$

A Button titled "Calculate Tip" with an event handler $($as in Figure $3-10$ of your text$)$ that calculates and displays the three tip amounts using currency formatting. Remember, magic numbers are to be avoided. Use named constants, such as TIPRATE$\_$LOW or TIPRATE$1$ instead of literals like $\mathrm{.}15,$ or $\mathrm{.}18$m$,$ etc. See p$.80-81$ of your text for how to do this.

All controls should be renamed from the defaults $($label$1,$ button$1,$ etc.$)$ to have descriptive names.