Design the forms for Ryan's Late Fee Calculator

Build 1 project, with 4 forms

The Main menu form

A late fee calculator form for New Releases

A late fee calculator form for Library Movies

A late fee calculator form for Kids Movies

Use the design patterns from earlier to determine access keys, whether boxes should be tab stops, read only, etc.

Main Form (frmMain)

Include:

A label for the app itself

4 buttons;

New Release - hot key N

Library Movie - hot key L

Kids Movie - hot key K

Exit - hot key x

Assign Access Keys for each one, and Tab Stops as appropriate

New Releases - $2.00 per day

Include

A label and textbox for Due Date

Library Movies- $0.57 per day

Include

A label and textbox for Due Date

A label and textbox for Current Date

A label and textbox for Number of Days Late

A label and textbox for Late Fee

Calculate Button

Return Button

Assign Access Keys, and Tab Stops as appropriate

A label and textbox for Current Date

A label and textbox for Number of Days Late

A label and textbox for Late Fee

Calculate Button

Return Button

Assign Access Keys, and Tab Stops as appropriate

Kids Movies - $0.15 per day

Include

A label and textbox for Due Date

A label and textbox for Current Date

A label and textbox for Number of Days Late

A label and textbox for Late Fee

Calculate Button

Return Button

Assign Access Keys, and Tab Stops as appropriate

We'll add how many movies of each type are being returned. Add a new label and text box for number of movies.

Declare a class variable in each of the 3 movie type classes for total number of movies.

Update btnCalculate_Click event handler to should get the number the user enters, calculate and display the returned movie total, total fee, and move the focus to the Return button. Use TryParse to protect against entry error.

Loyal customers are good for business. If movies are returned late by a loyal customer, Ryan will cut them break.

Add a new label and text box for customer type.

Use either an if, or a switch case to accept a customer type.

Customer types are new, loyal, and junior. Use codes N, L, and J.

Give new customers a 0% break, junior customers 5%, and loyal customers 10%

Test it out.

Note: If possible, please share a visual studio file as a solution so that I can directly submit it to my portalDesign the forms for Ryan's Late Fee Calculator

Build 1 project, with 4 forms

The Main menu form

A late fee calculator form for New Releases

A late fee calculator form for Library Movies

A late fee calculator form for Kids Movies

Use the design patterns from earlier to determine access keys, whether boxes should be tab stops, read only, etc.

Main Form (frmMain)

Include:

A label for the app itself

4 buttons;

New Release - hot key N

Library Movie - hot key L

Kids Movie - hot key K

Exit - hot key x

Assign Access Keys for each one, and Tab Stops as appropriate

New Releases - $2.00 per day

Include

A label and textbox for Due Date

Library Movies- $0.57 per day

Include

A label and textbox for Due Date

A label and textbox for Current Date

A label and textbox for Number of Days Late

A label and textbox for Late Fee

Calculate Button

Return Button

Assign Access Keys, and Tab Stops as appropriate

A label and textbox for Current Date

A label and textbox for Number of Days Late

A label and textbox for Late Fee

Calculate Button

Return Button

Assign Access Keys, and Tab Stops as appropriate

Kids Movies - $0.15 per day

Include

A label and textbox for Due Date

A label and textbox for Current Date

A label and textbox for Number of Days Late

A label and textbox for Late Fee

Calculate Button

Return Button

Assign Access Keys, and Tab Stops as appropriate

We'll add how many movies of each type are being returned. Add a new label and text box for number of movies.

Declare a class variable in each of the 3 movie type classes for total number of movies.

Update btnCalculate_Click event handler to should get the number the user enters, calculate and display the returned movie total, total fee, and move the focus to the Return button. Use TryParse to protect against entry error.

Loyal customers are good for business. If movies are returned late by a loyal customer, Ryan will cut them break.

Add a new label and text box for customer type.

Use either an if, or a switch case to accept a customer type.

Customer types are new, loyal, and junior. Use codes N, L, and J.

Give new customers a 0% break, junior customers 5%, and loyal customers 10%

Test it out.

Note: If possible, please share a visual studio file as a solution so that I can directly submit it to my portal