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DO NOT USE AN AI BOT. PLEASE DO NOT COPY ANOTHER ANSWER FROM THIS WEBSITE. This lab will explore the use of conditional statements. You will be designing a display dashboard consisting of three (3) boxes that will represent the continuous operation of your program. Requirements 1. For each frame in your program, a new random number will be generated, and based on that value, one of the boxes will be updated 2. Each box will represent a different color (red, green, blue) 3. The maximum value for each box should be 255 4. Display the number of frames it takes to "fill" the box at 255 5. When all boxes are "full", stop drawing Correctness ( 80 pts) - Are the boxes drawn properly? - Does at most one of them update with each frame? - Is the frame value displayed when a box is "full" at 255? - Does the program stop when all boxes are "full"? Program Structure (20 pts) - Comments and Readability Bonus (10 pts) - As a box is "filling", instead of starting with a big box, start small and have the box grow in size. Extra Bonus (10 pts) - As the box is "filling" have it gradually change from a rectangular box to a diamond shape