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Engr 123 GUI Exercise March 12, 2008 1. Write a windows application that has all of the items shown in the figure below with the following names. txtEnter text box top left btnEnter button middle left lstData1 list box 1 in center left lstData2 list box 2 in center right lblData1 label (Data 1) lblData2 label (Data 2) cboItem combo box top right. Add the days of the week as the data in this combo box. btnEnterCBO...
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Engr 123 GUI Exercise March 12, 2008 1. Write a windows application that has all of the items shown in the figure below with the following names. txtEnter text box top left btnEnter button middle left lstData1 list box 1 in center left lstData2 list box 2 in center right lblData1 label (Data 1) lblData2 label (Data 2) cboItem combo box top right. Add the days of the week as the data in this combo box. btnEnterCBO button middle right grpButtons group box for <a href="/keyword/radio-buttons/" >radio buttons</a> rdoData1 radio button left rdoData2 radio button right btnClear button bottom A) Write the code for btnEnter so that when it is clicked the data in the text box will be transferred to the list box whose radio button is checked. B) Write the code for btnEnterCBO so that when it is clicked the data selected in the combo box will be transferred to the list box whose radio button has been selected. C) Write the code for the clear button to clear all list and text boxes. 2. Modify your GUI interface by repla...
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