Use Android Studio for the Week $2$ Project. Create a Project called TipCalculator. Refer to the instructions in the textbook or below.

Note: Read Chapters $1$ and $2$ again if you have problems with Chapters $3$ and $4.$

The main activity layout should contain one EditText, three buttons, and one TextView $($See Attached Image for Figure $3\mathrm{.}10,$ page $38).$

The first button should be labeled $15\%$ and should take the amount entered in the EditText and calculate $15\%$ of that value.

The second button should be labeled $18\%$ and should take the amount entered in the EditText and calculate $18\%$ of that value.

The third button should be labeled $20\%$ and should take the amount entered in the EditText and calculate $20\%$ of that value.

All the buttons should display the tip and total bill in the TextView with this format: Tip: $$99\mathrm{.}99,$ Total Bill: $$99\mathrm{.}99.$

The widgets should be centered horizontally on the screen with the EditText on top, the button below it in a single row, and the TextView below the button.

Instructions on Creating and Submitting the Project for Grading

Please submit the answers to the Exercise $4$ Project in a Microsoft Word document.

Save the Microsoft Word document using your First Name, Last Name, and Project Name. Example Microsoft Word Document Naming Convention: John Doe Week $2$ Project

Provide a copy of your Android Studio code for the completed project. Try your best to fix all problems before submitting the final project.

One screenshot that shows your final layout of the completed project. Your main screen should look like our textbook's original screenshot $($See Attached Image for Figure $3\mathrm{.}10,$ page $38).$ Provide a screen capture of your IDE $($Android Studio$)$ showing the date$/$time$.$

Add a screenshot that displays data entered in each field.

Add the final screenshot displaying the expected results based on your entered data. Hence, I want to verify that your app works correctly.

Comment$($s$)$ stating what the instructor should be aware of when evaluating your deliverables $($Optional$).$

Click the link above to submit your paper for grading by the due date.