Create a home builder form. This form needs controls to allow the user to enter the home buyer$$s information $($name$,$ phone, address, etc$),$ build a home with the home buyer$$s specifications, and purchase the home.

a$)$ Add form controls for the user to enter their name, phone number, and address information.

b$)$ Add a drop$-$down box to allow the user to select the home plan for the home they wish to build

A home plan is a basic plan with the style of the house, picture, number of bedrooms, number of

bathrooms, and size of the home in square footage. This plan is a starting point that allow the

user to build upon with their individual choices. There should be at least $5$ home plans.

i$.$ The selection of a home plan should display an image of the home and it$$s floor plan.

ii$.$ You should find $2$ images for each home plan: one image of the front of the home, and

one image for the floor plan.

c$)$ Add a drop$-$down box or radio button group to allow the user to select the type of roof $($shingles$,$

metal, or clay tiles$).$

d$)$ Add form controls that allow the user to make selections and customize their dream home.

i$.$ Selection for the kitchen countertop material $($Formica$,$ wood, granite, quartz$).$

ii$.$ Selection for floor coverings $($tile$,$ carpet, or wood$).$

iii. Selections for at least $10$ additional options for the home $($finished basement, pool,

deck, fence, fireplace, etc...$).$ Allow the user to choose as many as they like to add to

their home.

e$)$ You need to assign costs for all selections. The cost of the home will be based on the user$$s

selection for the home plan, roof material, additions, and the costs for each selection. Make

sure to start with a base price for each home plan. For example, the smaller home plan should

have a smaller base price than the largest home plan.

i$.$ You must use a mixture of drop$-$down boxes, radio button groups, and checkboxes to

allow the user to build their dream home. This means you cannot use a drop$-$down box

for everything.

f$)$ Add a button to allow the user to submit the home they built and plan to purchase. This button

should redirect the user to the confirmation form that will display the receipt of the transaction.

$2.$ Create a confirmation form. This form will serve as a receipt for the home the home buyer built and

plans to purchase.

i$.$ The confirmation form must show all the home builder$$s personal information $($name$,$

phone, address, $...).$

ii$.$ Display the home plan and floor plan images for the home they wish to build.

iii. Display all the options they selected for their home and the cost for each.

iv$.$ Display the total cost for the home.

$3.$ The program will require at least $3$ classes: Home, HomeBuyer, and PurchaseTransaction. The Home

class represents a single home that was built by the user based on the selections made from the

Form $($GUI$).$ This class should contain fields that represent the attributes of the home, constructors,

and properties to get$/$set the fields in the class. The HomeBuyer class represents the person that

built the home. This HomeBuyer class should contain fields that represent the important attributes

of a home buyer, constructors, and properties to get$/$set the fields of the class. The

PurchaseTransaction class will store information related to the purchase like the date and time the

purchase was submitted, the HomeBuyer who made the purchase, and Home the home buyer built.

The PurchaseTransaction class will be responsible for calculating the cost of the home. These

classes should be written in a separate class file from the Form$$s class file. The PurchaseTransaction

class should have methods to store a home, store the home the buyer wants to build, calculate the

cost of the home, and any other necessary operations. Finally, I want you to think about where to

store and access the costs for selections like home plans, additions, roof material, countertop

material, floor coverings, etc...; these costs should not be defined in the Form class related to the

GUI.

You will need to create an instance of these classes and use them in the Form classes for the

application. When you write these classes, keep in mind that the classes should be written so that

they can be used in any other program regardless of the user interface. This means you shouldn$$t

rely on GUI controls in these custom classes that you are creating for this assignment. For example,

if your Home class is written so it gets the home plan from a Combo$-$Box, then it cannot be used in

any other programs that don$$t have this control, and it cannot be used in console programs that

don$$t use combo$-$boxes. The methods of your classes should be passed any inputs the methods need

and deliver any output via return statements to the GUI that will display it$.$

$4.$ You need to properly name all your forms, controls, variables, the classes, and all other elements

regarding this project. See the lecture slides on Coding Style. Also, you need to put thought into the

user interface design, so it can be used by anyone with little effort.