In this assignment you will create a windows forms application that, upon the press of a button, will display the state capital based upon the state checked in one of three radio buttons. The state capital name is cleared when the states radio button changes. A proposed GUI for this application is presented below. The solution name assigned to this application is State Capitals Solution while the project name is State Capitols project.In this assignment you will create a windows forms application that, upon the press of a button, will

display the state capital based upon the state checked in one of three radio buttons. The state capital

name is cleared when the states radio button changes. A proposed GUI for this application is presented

below. The solution name assigned to this application is State Capitals Solution while the project

name is State Capitols project.

After you have created the solution in Visual Studio, open the Designer window, select the main

form and then Modify the form file name and properties as follows

a$.$ Change the form file's name to Main Form.vb $($A$4)$

b$.$ Change the form's Name property to frmMain $($A$5)$

c$.$ Change the form's Font property to Segoe UI$,9$pt $($A$5)$

d$.$ Change the form's MaximizeBox property to False $($A$5)$

e$.$ Change the form's StartPosition property to CenterScreen $($A$5)$

f$.$ Change the form's Text property to States and Capitals $($A$5)$

Add three buttons to the form. Create a group box named "States" placing the three buttons

in the States group box. Change each radio button's Name and Text properties as follows,

Then make "Connecticut the default button

a$.$ Top button: radConnecticut, "Connecticut"

b$.$ Middle button: radAlabama, "Alabama"

c$.$ Bottom button: radlllinois, "Illinois"

Add two labels to the form. The first will be the identifying label for the second label.

Change the text property of the identifying label to "Capital:". Name the second label

lblCapital. This label will display the capital of the state whose radio button is checked. Set

this label to blank at design time.

Create a button called btnDisplay with the text property of "Display". When this button is

clicked, the the button's click event procedure will display in the Capital label $($lblCapital$),$

the capital of the state radio button that is checked. Use the pseudo$-$code below to code the

click event procedure of this button.

Display the capital of the selected state based upon the radio button selected

if the Alabama radio button is checked

display "Montgomery" on the GUI

else if the Connecticut radio button is checked

display "Hartford" on the GUI

else if the Illinois radio button is checked

display "Springfield" on the GUI

endif

Create a button called btn Exit with the text property of "Exit". Close the application when

this button is clicked.

Create a CheckedChanged event procedure for each radio button. In that event procedure

clear the Capital label on the GUI. For extra credit, create only one radio button

CheckedChanged event procedure that handles the CheckedChanged events for all three radio

buttons. Please refer to eBook to learn how to create and code this event handler.

Start the application by clicking the Start button on the Visual Studio menu. Test the application

by clicking a various states, then clicking the "Display" button. The state capital name associated

with the state that is checked should appear in the label on the GUI. For example, if the Illinois

radio button is checked, "Springfield" should appear in the label. When one of the other radio

buttons is checked $("$Connecticut$"$ or "Alabama", the capital in the label should be cleared.

Create a programming assignment folder per the video in Week $1$ Reading and Course Materials.

The name of your assignment folder should be WK$7$ C$4$P "your last name" In the folder, place the

$.$exe file and an image of the Main Form.vb file $($pdf or $.$jpeg or $.$png$).$ Zip the folder per the video

and submit it as the assignment solution file.