Walking$/$Step Counter Part B $$ Use Visual Studio to create a C# Windows Forms App $(.$NET Framework$)$

C# Desktop program $/$ application based on the input and output requested in part $1$A above. Compare the results of your

program by testing the same input in the Part $1$B program, to the Part $1$A spreadsheet, to see if Part $1$A and Part $1$B result

in the same output. For a given input number of steps $$input$,$ the $$output$$ should calculate to the same numbers for the

C# program and the Spreadsheet. Be sure to refer to the general programming guidelines listed above.

Name your project: CalcValidation $-$ Your Name

INPUT $/$ Data Entry as Textbox Control

$-$ Number of Steps Walked $($see part $1$A above$)$

Processing$/$Output

Add a Button called $$Calculate$$

When the Button is clicked, Calculate and Display the following OUTPUT as Label Controls:

$-$ Distance Walked in Miles $($see part $1$A above$)$

$-$ Time Spent in Minutes $($see part $1$A above$)$

$-$ Calories Burned $($see part $1$A above$)$

$($see part $1$A above for assumptions $-$ for any assumption used in a calculation, create a $$constant$$ in your C# code$)$

$-$ add a calculation to output how many steps you would have to walk, to burn the number of calories in your favorite fast food

item; for example if McDonald$$sTM French Fries are $300$ calories; you can calculate that it would take $6,000$ steps to burn the

$300$ french fry calories based on the assumptions above $($display the name of the item, it$$s calories, and the calculated steps$)$

Validate the data entered:

$-$ use a C# try $\{...\}$ catch $\{....\}$ within your code to validate that the form text box$/$input has valid numeric data entered

into it by the user

$-$ in your code, the try $\{\}$ will contain, within its braces, whatever your code is that takes the user input from the form$$s

textbox and converts it into a numeric variable

$-$ in your code, the catch $\{\}$ should display a message using MessageBox.Show$($Your error message here$)$; and then

add a return; within the catch, to return control to the For