VB Assignment 1 Due: Sun Oct 15, 2023 10:00pm Attempt 1 In Progress NEXT UP: Submit Assignment 50 Possible Points . Add Comment VB Program I Specs: Use Visual Basic Console App (.NET) to write an interactive command-line simplified payroll application program using Console.Write(), Console.WriteLine(), and Console.ReadLine() that when executed, it would: ask the user to enter their first name and store the first name is a String variable called FName, ask the user to enter their last name and store the last name in a String variable called LName, ask the user to enter their number of hours worked, and store the inputted value it in an Integer variable called No_Hours_Worked, ask the user to enter their hourly pay rate and store the inputted value in an Integer variable called Hourly_Pay, calculate user's pay by multiplying values stored in No_Hours_Worked by Hourly_Pay variables and store the result in an Integer variable called Pay, display user's first name, last name, number of hours worked, hourly pay, and pay, save your VB project file using your last name and VB1, e.g., Hashemi VB1. Note: Test your program using the following input data: For first and last name enter your first and last name; for number of hours worked enter 35; and for hourly pay enter 25. By due date and time, submit your VB project zip file containing the following items 1) the VB source code file from within your VB project file VB Assignment 1 Due: Sun Oct 15, 2023 10:00pm Attempt 1 . In Progress NEXT UP: Submit Assignment . 50 Possible Points ask the user to enter their first name and store the first name is a String variable called FName, ask the user to enter their last name and store the last name in a String variable called LName, ask the user to enter their number of hours worked, and store the inputted value it in an Integer variable called No_Hours_Worked, ask the user to enter their hourly pay rate and store the inputted value in an Integer variable called Hourly_Pay, calculate user's pay by multiplying values stored in No_Hours_Worked by Hourly_Pay variables and store the result in an Integer variable called Pay, display user's first name, last name, number of hours worked, hourly pay, and pay, save your VB project file using your last name and VB1, e.g., Hashemi VB1. Note: Add Comment Test your program using the following input data: For first and last name enter your first and last name; for number of hours worked enter 35; and for hourly pay enter 25. By due date and time, submit your VB project zip file containing the following items 1) the VB source code file from within your VB project file (20 points), 2) a copy of your VB project folder including the bin folder and its contents (20 points), and 3) screen shots of input and output (10 points). Hint: See Canvas/Modules/Visual Basic.