(Design the Application

Design an application that is used for customers to purchase concert tickets to one of the shows being offered. There are two shows being offered (1) evening show and (2) late night show. The user will check the appropriate radio button depending on which show they wish to attend.

Additionally, the user will type a number into a text field indicating how many of the tickets they wish to purchase. Once the information is entered, the user will select the "purchase" button to actually make the transaction and a text field will display the total cost of the purchase given the following prices:

1) Evening show tickets are $10.50 each

2) Late night show tickets are $15.50 each

In following the Problem Solving approach you are to develop the following artifacts for the application:

a) Design the User Interface

b) Plan all the properties for the controls on the interface

c) Develop the logic using flow charting that is needed for the application to meet the requirements.

(Implementing the Design)

Develop the application that is used for customers to purchase concert tickets to one of the shows being offered. There are two shows being offered (1) evening show and (2) late night show. The user will select the radio button depending on which show they wish to attend. On another question you were to design the solution, this question is asking you to implement what you have designed.

Additionally, the user will type a number into a text field indicating how many of the tickets they wish to purchase. Once the information is entered, the user will select the "purchase" button to actually make the transaction and a text field will display the total cost of the purchase given the following prices:

a) evening show tickets are $10.50 each

b) late night show tickets are $15.50 each

Using our best programming guidelines, make sure your application meets the following expectations:

1) Solves the problem, basically satisfies the requirements above

2) uses error handling (i.e. make sure number of tickets are entered)

3) uses good naming conventions for your variables and controls on the interface

4) good commenting in your code