Making a C# project will enable you to effectively use your understanding of C# concepts. Push yourself to make corrections when you make errors while working on a project. Your ability to write faultless, fully functional C# code will improve as a result of all of this. Based on that, your task is to develop a C# project that fulfills the following requirements:

$1.$ Your project should cover most of the concepts including controls and components that you have learned,

$2.$ Your project should have multiple forms,

$3.$ Your project should also have database connectivity.

Part $1$: Database

Create the following table "Book" using SQL Server Database:

Part $2$ : Visual c# project:

$******$ Book Management $******$

ISBN :

Book Title :

Author Name :

Price :

Quantity :

Write the necessary c# code for the connection with the database.

Add a new form for displaying the content of the table book into a

datagrid

Add the necessary code for the following buttons:

Insert Book : to add a new book to the database

Update Book: to update data about a requested book

Delete Book: to delete the requested book

Create a new WebForm: FindBook

a$)$ Add a textbox $($txtidbook$),$ a button $($Find$),$ and a label $($lblres$)$

b$)$ Write the code for the button Find that checks if the entered book id $($in

the textbox$)$ exist in the table book as follow:

If the book exist in the database $$ print in the label : Book exist

Else, $$ print in the label : Book doesn't exist

Search book, when the user click on the button Search book, the

form FindBook will be displayed.