2. Create an Orders application as shown in the figure below. Orders Number ordered: Add Subtract Total ordered: Exit a) The interface provides a button for adding the number ordered to the total ordered, and a button for subtracting the number ordered from the total ordered. b) Code the application using a class-level variable. c) Be sure to code the text box's TextChanged and Enter event procedures. d) Test the application. (If you add 7 and 5, and then subtract 2, 1, and 6, and then add 10, 7, 4, and 5, the total ordered will be 29.)

If the user clicks the Cancel button in a message box, the MessageBox.Show method returns the integer 2, which is represented by which DialogResult value?

make a payroll application that will have a group box titled Payroll Information. The group box will have textboxes and labels for the user to enter the following information: Employee ID, Employee Name, Hourly Rate, and Weekly Hours Worked. There will also be a Submit and Display button (see left side on example form below).On the opposite side of the form you will need a heading and 2 labels for each of the following: Employee ID, Employee Name, Hourly Rate, Weekly Hours Worked, Overtime Hours Worked, Overtime Pay, Gross Pay, Social Security, FICA, and Net Pay. (see right side on example form below)There should also be a functional button for Clear (clears textboxes and non-identifying labels) and Exit.You should include a class called Payroll that creates private variables for id, name, wage, hours worked, social security Tax, FicaTax, gross pay, net pay, overtime hours and overtime pay. You should also have a private constant for Social Security Tax Percentage set to 6.2% and Fica…

Write a statement that declares a procedure-level Employee variable named hourly. The statement should also instantiate an Employee object, storing it in the hourly variable.