Answered: link. Create a project named ClassicBookSelector that contains a Form with a ListBox that lists at least five classic books that you think all educated people...

Transcribed Image Text:The image displays a laptop screen showing the Microsoft Visual Studio IDE interface. Here's a detailed breakdown: 1. **Menu Bar**: At the top, a menu bar is visible with options including File, Edit, View, Git, Project, Build, Debug, Test, Analyze, Tools, Extensions, Window, and Help. 2. **Toolbars**: Below the menu bar, there are toolbars for common actions such as debugging and running code, showing "Debug" mode as active and targeting "Any CPU". 3. **Tabs**: The interface has multiple tabs open just below the toolbar. These include "Program.cs", "Form1.cs [Design]", etc. The "Form1.cs [Design]" tab is currently selected. 4. **Design Window**: The main section of the window displays a form design area labeled "Form1". This is likely for designing a user interface, showing a placeholder area typical in form design views. 5. **Solution Explorer**: On the right-hand side, the Solution Explorer is open, with a solution named "ClassicSnackSelector". It contains elements such as "Solution ‘ClassicSnackSelector’ (1 of 1 projects)" and "ClientSnackSelector". 6. **Properties Window**: Below the Solution Explorer, there’s a Properties window, which is typically used to view and edit properties of selected objects in the Form Designer. 7. **Bottom Bar**: At the bottom, there's a status bar indicating "Ready". There is also an error/output window section with tabs "Error List" and "Output". 8. **Taskbar**: The taskbar displays the system time as 6:05 PM and weather information with "41°F Clear". The environment suggests this is a typical setup for developing a Windows Forms application using C#. It provides an overview of designing UI elements and coding functionality within the Visual Studio development environment.

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Transcribed Image Text:```plaintext ### Programming Exercises 1. **Create a project named WordsOfWisdom** with a Form containing at least four Labels that hold "wise" quotes of your choice. When the program starts, the background color of the Form and each Label should be black. When the user passes a mouse over a Label, change its BackColor to white, revealing the text of the quote. 2. **Create a project named RecentlyVisitedSites** that contains a Form with a list of three LinkLabels that link to any three Web sites you choose. When a user clicks a LinkLabel, link to that site. When a user’s mouse hovers over a LinkLabel, display a brief message that explains the site’s purpose. After a user clicks a link, move the most recently selected link to the top of the list, and move the other two links down, making sure to retain the correct explanation with each link. 3. **Create a project named ClassicBookSelector** that contains a Form with a ListBox that lists at least five classic books that you think all educated people should have read. When the user places the mouse over the ListBox, display a Label that contains a general statement about the benefits of reading. The Label disappears when the user’s mouse leaves the ListBox area. When the user clicks a book title in the ListBox, display another Label that contains a brief synopsis of the specific book. Also, change the BackColor of the Form to a different color for each book. 4. **Locate an animated .gif file on the Web. Create a project named Animated** with a Form that contains a PictureBox. Display three different messages on a Label—one when the user’s mouse is over the PictureBox, one when the mouse is not over the PictureBox, and one when the user clicks the PictureBox. 5. **Create a project for a sandwich shop. The project, named SalsSandwiches, allows a user to use a ListBox to choose a type of sandwich from at least four choices (for example, Roast beef).** When the user selects a sandwich type, the program should display a second ListBox that contains at least three types of bread (for example, Whole wheat). After the user selects a bread type, the program should display a ListBox with at least three choices for additions (for example, Lettuce). Display a Label with a list that lists all the chosen options, and make the bread and additions disappear

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