BIS 311 DeVry Week 3 iLab

(b) In the New Project dialog, ensure that in the left column, under Templates, Visual Basic is selected; and that in the
center column Windows Form Application is selected. In the Name field at the bottom of the dialog, enter TaxCalculator.
Click OK. (
(a) Drag the following controls from the ToolBox onto the form, arrange them in a logical fashion, and set their properties
as indicated in the table below.
Control Name Property Text Property
Label Label1 Income:
TextBox
txtIncome
Label Label2 Number of dependents:
TextBox
txtDependents
Button btnCalcTax Calculate Tax Owed
Label lblTaxOwed Your tax owed will display here
(b) Ensure that all controls are positioned and sized so that the form has a neat, professional appearance and none of
the text is cut off. Your completed form should look similar to the following.
(c) Your form should appear. Test your application using the following test cases. For each test case, enter the indicated
values for Income and Number of dependents; click the Calculate Tax button; and check that the amount displayed for
the tax owed is correct. Capture a screenshot showing the results of each correct test case and paste into a Word
document. Remember, use CTRL+ALT+PrintScreen to capture a screenshot.
Test case # Income Number of dependents Tax owed
1 9,000 1 $200.00
2 25,000 2 $2,050.00
3 70,000 3 $10,750.00
4 150,000 4 $34,500.00
For example, the screenshot for test case #1 should look as follows:
(c) If you receive an error message or your application did not work correctly, debug the application and try again. Post
in the Q & A Forum or contact your professor for assistance if needed.
(d) When your application works correctly for all the test cases, select and copy the code for the button-click event and
paste it into your Word document below the four test case screenshots. Save the Word document containing the four
test case screenshots and your button-click event code asLab3YourFirstLastName.docx (where YourFirstLastName =
your first an