Please use Visual Studio $2022,$ Visual Basic Code, and ASP.Net Web Application

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Build The User Interface

The Date of Service will be selected from a Date textbox.

The $2$ textboxes next to Parking and Milage should start as disabled.

On the design page, Total Payout is followed by a label that has no text. You can use th

label to output the total payout. However, you may use a textbox instead of a label if y$,$

think it is easier. Here is how the label with no text would appear in the design view:

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The Check Boxes $($

Make sure the Autolostrack is turned to Ture for all $3$ checkboxes.

The parking textbox becomes enabled only when the checkbox is checked.

The parking textbox clears and becomes disabled when the checkbox is unchecked.

The milage textbox becomes enabled only when the checkbox is checked.

The milage textbox clears and becomes disabled when the checkbox is unchecked.

When Clicking on the Add Incidentals Button

Validate that numeric value is entered into the parking textbox if the checkbox was

checked.

Validate that numeric value is entered into the miles textbox if the check box is checked.

If the cancelation fee box is checked, $$60$ will apply as incidentals.

If the parking box is checked, the amount from that textbox will be added to the

incidentals. $$

If the milage box is checked, the number of miles x$0\mathrm{.}65$ will be added to the incidentals.

If bad data was entered into the parking or miles textboxes, the user will receive an error

message, and incidentals should go back to zero.

Incidentals should be a global variable.

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Clicking on the Record Service Button

When the button "Record Service" is clicked the following tasks should happen:

a$.$ Data Validation $($

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Validate that a date is being selected.

Validate that the date is within the $2024$ year.

Validate that the date is not in the future.

Validate that the hours textbox has a numeric value.

b$.$ After data validation the program can continue with the following: $($

Calculate Payout: the payout is calculated as $$30$ and hour with a minimum pay of $2$

hours. So$,$ any number of hours under $2$ will pay $$60.$ If hours are more than $2,$ the payout

will be calculated as $($number of hours x$$30).$

Determine Fee: if the service date was from more than $30$ days ago, an additional $$20$

will be added to the pay.

Total Pay $=$ Payout $+$ Fee $+$ Incidentals