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Basic Checkbook Organizer This assignment is based upon Assignment #2 - Basic Checkbook Organizer. Details for this assignment can be found in the Individual Assignments & Grading Requirements Post in the Course Materials Forum Change request 20 Write the program in VB.Net (not Web based) with a graphical user interface. Have the user input the amount of the mortgage, the term of the mortgage and the interest rate. Display the mortgage payment amount based on the user’s inputs. Allow the user to loop back and enter new data or quit. Insert comments to document the program. Additional Instructions: Build a Windows based application that simulates a basic checkbook organizer that meets the following requirements: 1. Windows based application 2. Allow user to enter starting balance 3. Allow user to enter a series of Transactions 1. Transaction is defined as a Debit (withdrawal) or a Credit (deposit) 2. i. Example 1 – Amount: $ 1,234.50 Type: Debit 3. ii. Example 2 – Amount: $ 50.00 Type:Credit 1. Validation of input must be provided (do not allow for non-numeric input or negative input) 2. Create a separate class that can be used to define a transaction. This class will be expanded in following assignments, so be flexible in its design. This class should contain properties that define the Type (Debit or Credit) and Amount. You may also include methods in the class for the various calculations. 4. Running account balance as transactions are applied must be maintained 1. Example – Current Balance: $ 1,200.76 5. Running total of Credits and Debits must be maintained 1. Example – Total Debits: $ 2,301.34 Total Credits: $ 1,509.97 6. Navigation must be provided 1. Clear All Totals & Start Over
2. Exit Application 3. Add New Transaction 7. Provide detailed comments in the code explaining the process and methodology that you use.