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35. Pressing the buttons alters the background and foreground colors in the text box. Exercise 35 (Changing TextBox Foreground and Background Colors) at the end of Chapter Two in the text. Design, develop, and test the program following the Coding Standards provided online in Canvas, Once completed and tested, archive your entire Visual Basic Project Folder into a single Zip archive and attach and submit your work in Canvas. This is a Homework assignment that will count as such towards your final grade. TG 1. Project Performunce a) Project works according to specifications. - Your project nuat follow the requirements outlined in the texbook asagnment as mell as any adtitiocal tequirements assigned by your instruetor. b) Output is accurate- - It is not enough to just prodace output (displayed or painted). Your oulput must be complete and 100 percent accurate. c) Logic is efficient - Use the most efficient lopic that the textbook or your intructor has cociered. Examples: Declare and use appropriate variables for calculations. Use With. End With rather than repeat an object name. Use Select Case rather than If.. Then. Else when appropriate. a) Folder name and file aumes inelode your mane or initials. - All the folder and execulable rames wall be mique when instructor dornloads them for evalation. b) Zipped (compressed) Folder contains all nocessay project files (no eatra files) - A compressed folder was ereated specifically for this project. The folder must contain all of the praject's files. Files unrelatod to the project thould be moved or deleted. c) Project ruas as subenitted - Make sure that the project compiles and rums correctly trom the folder that you rabmit. Problems can occur atben any of the project's fles are not atored in the project's folder. If your project cannot locate a required file - your project will bot run! - Test the project, make sure to test it on a computer other than the ene on which you wrote it: 3. User Interface a) Profensionat appearance Layout, placement, spelling - Designing the user interface is a critical component in the project's construction. Anything that will appear on the screen for the user (forms, mestige boxes, etc.) mant be preiented an a profernonal format. The screen desim should be easy to understand and "comifortable" for the user. - Ttea corrat mulline and numatiating. apitalize exch rucoes ine werd of the name. Fonple Fintiarsersing Cuetoenthachelitener Eramples TAX RATE Dormal, OOMPANY NANI String witha letie, they cinnot coctuin any paoes or penodr, or be taserved avedt. fiescred words are wards to which Baric hat astined acme meanirg, rach as pria, name, and value. c) Option Strict. On / All varabies declared - In VB NET, Optios Explicit in turned on by defatil. The best ptactice is lo turm co Opluoe Strict elhet in code or in the Preject Deligser. Make sue the Ogtice Strict On stalenent appears abore the Puhluc Clast statemest. If Optioe Stet is barped oa, rarables mant be decharet, recandlass of the setting of: Optice Explicit - Declue local variables at the tap of a procedure, belos the semaks. - Declare module level tariables and constarts in the Declarations sechice. d) Remates in the Declaratisea section - Feclude the following infonation af the top (Declaratices aection) of every form in your project. Project filrte Bate Ebe tropiame Tert * Hello there, \& trtvame Text End if temetseze Tert - "Tell me who vou are." With FoutDialogl Foot-trelfestageFontStoridialoestelleetrageFoot=Foot For Cocerterlateger =1 to 100 If Counter il tivere =100 Nent Eed if belfettrae Text = " Mateb found at line number " \& Counteriuteger 35. Pressing the buttons alters the background and foreground colors in the text box. Exercise 35 (Changing TextBox Foreground and Background Colors) at the end of Chapter Two in the text. Design, develop, and test the program following the Coding Standards provided online in Canvas, Once completed and tested, archive your entire Visual Basic Project Folder into a single Zip archive and attach and submit your work in Canvas. This is a Homework assignment that will count as such towards your final grade. TG 1. Project Performunce a) Project works according to specifications. - Your project nuat follow the requirements outlined in the texbook asagnment as mell as any adtitiocal tequirements assigned by your instruetor. b) Output is accurate- - It is not enough to just prodace output (displayed or painted). Your oulput must be complete and 100 percent accurate. c) Logic is efficient - Use the most efficient lopic that the textbook or your intructor has cociered. Examples: Declare and use appropriate variables for calculations. Use With. End With rather than repeat an object name. Use Select Case rather than If.. Then. Else when appropriate. a) Folder name and file aumes inelode your mane or initials. - All the folder and execulable rames wall be mique when instructor dornloads them for evalation. b) Zipped (compressed) Folder contains all nocessay project files (no eatra files) - A compressed folder was ereated specifically for this project. The folder must contain all of the praject's files. Files unrelatod to the project thould be moved or deleted. c) Project ruas as subenitted - Make sure that the project compiles and rums correctly trom the folder that you rabmit. Problems can occur atben any of the project's fles are not atored in the project's folder. If your project cannot locate a required file - your project will bot run! - Test the project, make sure to test it on a computer other than the ene on which you wrote it: 3. User Interface a) Profensionat appearance Layout, placement, spelling - Designing the user interface is a critical component in the project's construction. Anything that will appear on the screen for the user (forms, mestige boxes, etc.) mant be preiented an a profernonal format. The screen desim should be easy to understand and "comifortable" for the user. - Ttea corrat mulline and numatiating. apitalize exch rucoes ine werd of the name. Fonple Fintiarsersing Cuetoenthachelitener Eramples TAX RATE Dormal, OOMPANY NANI String witha letie, they cinnot coctuin any paoes or penodr, or be taserved avedt. fiescred words are wards to which Baric hat astined acme meanirg, rach as pria, name, and value. c) Option Strict. On / All varabies declared - In VB NET, Optios Explicit in turned on by defatil. The best ptactice is lo turm co Opluoe Strict elhet in code or in the Preject Deligser. Make sue the Ogtice Strict On stalenent appears abore the Puhluc Clast statemest. If Optioe Stet is barped oa, rarables mant be decharet, recandlass of the setting of: Optice Explicit - Declue local variables at the tap of a procedure, belos the semaks. - Declare module level tariables and constarts in the Declarations sechice. d) Remates in the Declaratisea section - Feclude the following infonation af the top (Declaratices aection) of every form in your project. Project filrte Bate Ebe tropiame Tert * Hello there, \& trtvame Text End if temetseze Tert - "Tell me who vou are." With FoutDialogl Foot-trelfestageFontStoridialoestelleetrageFoot=Foot For Cocerterlateger =1 to 100 If Counter il tivere =100 Nent Eed if belfettrae Text = " Mateb found at line number " \& Counteriuteger