Design a Windows application and write the code that will execute according to the program requirements and the chart in Figure 8-76, the Program Requirements in Figure 8-77, and the Use Case definition in Figure 8-78 The completed Windows Form object and other objects in the user interface are shown in Figure 8-79 and Figure 8-80 Figure 8-76 Season Tickets Box Seats $2500 Lower Deck $1500 Single Game Tickets Box Seats $55 Lower Deck $35 Upper Deck $ 25 Standing Room Only $ 15 Figure 8-77 June 21, 2014 Baseball Ticket Sales This Window application computes the cost of baseball tickets From a Windows application, allow the user to select season or single-gamebaseball tickets and computes the cost of the tickets. , 1. The user is requested to select whether to purchase season or single- game tickets from a ComboBox object. The other objects ar
e not visible until the user selects this option. 2. The user is requested to enter the number of tickets needed in a TextBox object. 3. The user is requested to select the type of seats from a ListBox object. 4. One of two Function procedures will be called for season or single-game tickets tocompute and pass back the final cost of the tickets. 1.A Clear Form button should clear the Form. 2.A Try-Catch block in separate procedures will validate the input. : 1.The picture should be selected from a picture available on the Web. 2. A splash screen begins this application. FIGURE 8-78 1. User views opening splash screen for five seconds. 2. User selects whether to purchase season tickets or single-game tickets. 3. User enters the number of tickets needed and the type of seats based on whether they selected season or single-game tickets. 4. User clicks the Compute Ticket Cost button to display the final cost. 5. User clicks the Clear Form button to clear the responses. Figures 8-79 and 8-80