Accumulate all of the order quantity$/$cost calculations by adding each Order$$s calculations to a running total of all

Orders since the window was opened, and display accumulation calculations on your Form $($hint: accumulations require

$$field$$ variables that have to be declared below the $$class$$ and above$/$outside of the method$/$event handlers$).$ Also keep a

running count of the number of Orders so far, that increments by $1$ each time the Calculate button is clicked.

c$)$ Calculate when the accumulated cubic yards of all orders, have filled a truck that can hold $4$ cubic yards of mulch,

displaying the Truck Base Capacity $($assume a truck can hold $4$ cubic yards of mulch and make this a $$constant$$ in your C#

code$),$ Cubic Yards Ordered so far; then using those two fields, calculate the Truck$$s Remaining Capacity in cubic yards.

d$)$ Add a Clear button to clear all fields on the form and to reset ALL the accumulators on the Form and ALL the

accumulators in memory variables

e$)$ Make the background color of the label that displays the Truck$$s Remaining Capacity Light Green if the Truck$$s

Remaining Capacity is greater than zero, or set the background color to Yellow if it is less than or equal to zero; Add a

Label to the top or bottom of the form that displays $[$Your Name$]$ Landscaping Company$$

f$)$ Validation would normally be required to verify that the end$-$user actually entered numeric data into any numeric$-$based

text box controls; however, I am NOT requiring you to put in numeric validation logic for this mulch calculator project