Designing a Program to Deal with Hotel Reservations
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The objective is to create a new solution named Reservation.sln. A screenshot of the program as it currently is can be seen in the attachment.
Create the control instances on the form as shown in the attachment. Note that the form contains multiple group boxes, DateTime Picker controls, and a NumericUpDown control.
The cost of a hotel room is based on the following rules:
- The base rate for the room depends on the room type. Standard = 84.50, Deluxe = 104.50, and Suite = 154.50.
- If the number of guests is greater than 2, a $10.00 charge is imposed on each additional guest per night.
- An additional rollaway bed costs $5.00 per night.
Declare constants as necessary to store the various rates.
Using the rules described in the previous list, write the code to calculate the cost of the hotel room and display the output. Format all of the output. Make the Calculate button the accept button.
The 'Clear' button should clear all of the output values, set the arrival and checkout date to the current date, and set the room type to standard. Remove the check from the Additional Rollaway Bed check box and, finally, set the default number of guests to 2.
Write the code for the Exit button to exit the solution.
(Please provide a different solution to this problem than the one attached.)
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