Using visual studio in any (GUI) graphical programming languagemain thing in this program is accept and cancel button you can write any program having accept and cancel button The user enters their...

Using visual studio in any (GUI) graphical programming languagemain thing in this program is accept and cancel button you can write any program having accept and cancel button The user enters their name, address, city, province, postal code, credit card number, credit card expiry date and number of subscriptions (seats) required. S/he also enters whether the seats should be in Section A (the default), B or C (the prices vary by section). A subscription can be for one or more plays, so the user must specify which plays s/he wants to go to (the plays are Blood Relations, Jenny’s Story, Ah! Wilderness, and The Diary of Anne Frank). There is also a space on the form for the user to (optionally) enter a sum of money to be used as a donation to the theatre program.When the person clicks on the Cost button, six dollar amounts are displayed: the standard cost of the tickets, the amount of discount (people who buy 5 or more subscriptions get a deal), the subtotal (standard cost minus discount), GST, total cost, and amount due (total + charitable donation). The form must also have buttons to clear its current contents and to terminate the program. Put your name(s) on the form in the lower left corner.No planning document is required for this tutorial assignment.The Required User InterfaceFollow good design guidelines for the user interface as suggested in class. For example:choose the most appropriate controls for the required tasksset appropriate form properties (e.g. Text, AcceptButton, CancelButton, Size etc.)group related items together (you could use group boxes, and/or you could do this by spacing)align things wellset the TabIndex properties so the form is easy to useset access keys