Hello again, this problem is out of the Microsoft Visual Basic 2015 RELOADED 6th edition book, case project name is "Steak Lovers Company". I am a beginner at this and use the Microsoft Visual Studio program to code (object-oriented language). Here is the problem:

Steak Lovers Company sells filet mignons in three different sizes (weights): 4 ounces, 5 ounces, and 6 ounces. The steaks are sold in quantities of either 8 or 16. The prices for the various sizes and quantities are shown in Figure 5-56. Create an application that allows the user to enter the size and quantity; it should then display the appropriate price, including a 5% sales tax.

Figure 5-56 picture: there are 3 columns: column 1 is size(weight), column 2 is quantity, column 3 is price$. the size is for example 4 ounces, the quantity is 8 or 16, there is a space between the # after the word ounces and the price #. I just wanted to clear that up because how I wrote it in Chegg's ? box is with space between each column but it sqeezed it all together. Size(weight) Quantity Price$: 4 ounces 8 99 4 ounces 16 179 5 ounces 8 119 5 ounces 16 219 6 ounces 8 134 6 ounces 16 249

Interface has these tools:

1 GroupBox titled "Size (weight)" with 3 RadioButtons: 1 titled "4 ounces", 1 titled "5 ounces", and 1 titled "6 ounces" 1 GroupBox titled "Quantity" with 2 RadioButtons: 1 titled "8", and 1 titled "16" 1 Label for the total price to display after calculations 2 Buttons: 1 to calculate the price, and 1 to exit the program

Thank you so much for your help!