Question: Visual Studio c#- Decisions Create a Simple Calculator that can be used to add, subtract, multiply and divide. I would recommend approaching this project in

Visual Studio c#- Decisions

Create a Simple Calculator that can be used to add, subtract, multiply and divide. I would recommend approaching this project in steps:

Step 1.) Build the GUI.

Step 2.) Add the code to make the simple functions work, add code for one function at a time.

Step 3.) Add Menus to your application and the code to make the menus work.

Be creative with this application. But in general, you should probably have a bank of radio buttons for (+, -, *, /); two input text boxes for the numbers to use in the calculation, and one textbox to display the answer; three Buttons(Calculate, Clear and Exit). Menus should include File with a Clear and an Exit. A Color menu to let the user choose the color of the calculator. And a Help menu with an About menu item. Besides that, be creative and make the best Calculator that you can.

HINT: You do not need buttons for all the numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0. If you make your calculator like this, it becomes much more complex. Keep your calculator simple by following the instructions above.

In a separate file may you please add the following Loops-

For Loop Button: Add a new Button to the Calculator, call it the For Loop button. When the user clicks the For Loop Button, your code should use a for loop to loop around 10 times and print out Go Falcons 10 times to the console.

While Loop Button: Add a new Button to the Calculator, call it the While Loop button. When the user clicks the While Loop Button, your code should use a while loop to loop around 10 times and print out Go Falcons 10 times to the console.

Calculator Memory (Events): Add memory capability to your calculator. Add 2 new components to the Calculator. Add a Label and another Button. Leave the Label blank, and put an M on the Button. When the user clicks the M button, the contents of the Answer TextBox should be copied to a memory variable. Also make it so that when the user moves the mouse over the label, the value in the memory variable will appear in this label, and then disappear, when the mouse moves away from the label. Also add one more button, an M+ button. When the user clicks this button, the contents of the Results box will be added to Memory. You will need to use a Global Variable to store this data.

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