This program should include a pick again button and should also make use of the add item feature with pictures.

I have provided an example from the chapter as well as the actual problem.

Any CPU Forml.as (Design) X Welcome to Bailey's Check our rates os in Belle Aire Suite D Lincoln Room Ock for meal options Error List O3 Messages Build Inte iSenne Code Description O IDE 1006 Naming rule violation These wordi must begin with upper case chaactes belleireCheck Box,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation These words munt begin with upper case chasacters incoinCheckBex, CheckedChanged IDE 1006 Naming rule vielation These words mast begin with upper case characters meaBluttion Cck Debug Any CPU 2 The BelleAire suite has two bedrooms, two baths, and a prvate lobby $199 per night O 1DE100% Naming rule viclation: These words must begin with upper cane characters contRadioButton,CheckedChanged IDE1005 Naming ule violation These words must begin with upper case characters fullRadioButtonCheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule viclation These woeds must begin with upper case characters: deluseFadioButon,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation These woeds must begin with upper case charactens: belleAireCheckBox,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming nule violation These words must begin with upper case characters lincelnCheckBex CheckedChanged O IDE 1006 Naming rule viclation These words must begin with upper case characters mealButton Ckck Bednd Debug Any CPU Linc oblomcs[Design] Return to the 1850s in this lovely room with prvate bath $110 per night de ls in lbox Error List O 0 Erron Ft o warnings 1:0 6 Messages t Bald . Inteaserse Entire Solution Code Description O IDE 1006 Naming rule violations These words must begin with upper case characters contRadioButton, CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation: These words must begin with upper case characters: fufRadhoButton CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation: These words must begin with upper case characters defaneRadioButton, CheckedChanged O IDE 1006 Naming rule violation: These words must begin with upper cese characters beteAireCheckBex CheckedChanged O IDE 1006 Naming rule violetion: These words must begin with upper case characters IncolncCheckBox. CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violationc These words must begin with upper case charecters: mealButton,Click BreakdactOptionForm.csDesign Select your breakfast option O Continental O Full O Deluxe Price: Code Description O IDE1006 Naming rule violation These words mutt begin with upper cave characters: contRadioButton CheckedChanged O 1DE1006 Naming rule violationc These words must begin with upper case charactenc fullRasioButteon,CheckedChanged 0 IDE 100% Nenng rule velton: These woeds must begin with upper case character delurkadoBumon, CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming sule violation These werds must begin with upper case chaacters belleAineCheckBox CheckedChanged O 10E1006 Naming rule violation These words maunt begin with upper case characters ancolnCheckBox,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violations These words must begin with upper case characters mealButhon Click CHAPTER 12 Using Controls menu). Add at least three other menu options to the horizontally, or both. program, eithe vertically Create a project named LetsMakeADeal. In this game, are assigned randomly to be hidden behind three "doors" that you ca, implement as Buttons. For example, the prizes might be a new car, a big-screen TV and a live goat. The player chooses a Button, and then one of the two other prizes is vealed: the one revealed is never the most desirable prize. The user then has the optic. .of changing the original selection to the remaining unseen choice. For example, co. sider these tw game scenarios: 12. three prizes of varying value 596 Suppose that the most valuable prize is randomly assigned to the first button. If the user chooses the first button, reveal either of the other two prizes, an ask the user if he wants to change his selection. . Suppose that the most valuable prize is assigned to the first button, but e user chooses the second button. Reveal the third prize so that the most valualile prize's location is still hidden, and then ask the user whether he wants to changeis selection After the user has chosen to retain his original selection or make a chang he has won. eveal whit Debugging Exercises Any CPU Forml.as (Design) X Welcome to Bailey's Check our rates os in Belle Aire Suite D Lincoln Room Ock for meal options Error List O3 Messages Build Inte iSenne Code Description O IDE 1006 Naming rule violation These wordi must begin with upper case chaactes belleireCheck Box,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation These words munt begin with upper case chasacters incoinCheckBex, CheckedChanged IDE 1006 Naming rule vielation These words mast begin with upper case characters meaBluttion Cck Debug Any CPU 2 The BelleAire suite has two bedrooms, two baths, and a prvate lobby $199 per night O 1DE100% Naming rule viclation: These words must begin with upper cane characters contRadioButton,CheckedChanged IDE1005 Naming ule violation These words must begin with upper case characters fullRadioButtonCheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule viclation These woeds must begin with upper case characters: deluseFadioButon,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation These woeds must begin with upper case charactens: belleAireCheckBox,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming nule violation These words must begin with upper case characters lincelnCheckBex CheckedChanged O IDE 1006 Naming rule viclation These words must begin with upper case characters mealButton Ckck Bednd Debug Any CPU Linc oblomcs[Design] Return to the 1850s in this lovely room with prvate bath $110 per night de ls in lbox Error List O 0 Erron Ft o warnings 1:0 6 Messages t Bald . Inteaserse Entire Solution Code Description O IDE 1006 Naming rule violations These words must begin with upper case characters contRadioButton, CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation: These words must begin with upper case characters: fufRadhoButton CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violation: These words must begin with upper case characters defaneRadioButton, CheckedChanged O IDE 1006 Naming rule violation: These words must begin with upper cese characters beteAireCheckBex CheckedChanged O IDE 1006 Naming rule violetion: These words must begin with upper case characters IncolncCheckBox. CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violationc These words must begin with upper case charecters: mealButton,Click BreakdactOptionForm.csDesign Select your breakfast option O Continental O Full O Deluxe Price: Code Description O IDE1006 Naming rule violation These words mutt begin with upper cave characters: contRadioButton CheckedChanged O 1DE1006 Naming rule violationc These words must begin with upper case charactenc fullRasioButteon,CheckedChanged 0 IDE 100% Nenng rule velton: These woeds must begin with upper case character delurkadoBumon, CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming sule violation These werds must begin with upper case chaacters belleAineCheckBox CheckedChanged O 10E1006 Naming rule violation These words maunt begin with upper case characters ancolnCheckBox,CheckedChanged O IDE1006 Naming rule violations These words must begin with upper case characters mealButhon Click CHAPTER 12 Using Controls menu). Add at least three other menu options to the horizontally, or both. program, eithe vertically Create a project named LetsMakeADeal. In this game, are assigned randomly to be hidden behind three "doors" that you ca, implement as Buttons. For example, the prizes might be a new car, a big-screen TV and a live goat. The player chooses a Button, and then one of the two other prizes is vealed: the one revealed is never the most desirable prize. The user then has the optic. .of changing the original selection to the remaining unseen choice. For example, co. sider these tw game scenarios: 12. three prizes of varying value 596 Suppose that the most valuable prize is randomly assigned to the first button. If the user chooses the first button, reveal either of the other two prizes, an ask the user if he wants to change his selection. . Suppose that the most valuable prize is assigned to the first button, but e user chooses the second button. Reveal the third prize so that the most valualile prize's location is still hidden, and then ask the user whether he wants to changeis selection After the user has chosen to retain his original selection or make a chang he has won. eveal whit Debugging Exercises