Screenshot of program running:

Form code (only the code for the form, not program.cs):

Part 1: Scenario

Lucky you! Your manager has put you in charge of the lyrics videos for the monthly lip synch contest. Each contestant “sings” along with a song of their choice, prompted by the lyrics in the video. Essentially, there is a long list of songs, along with associated URLs and other information. Your manager has some basic functionality in mind, such as the ability to add and remove songs, as well as create playlists and show the videos. The application must run fast, and be updated with new features over time. Maintenance is key!

NOTE: For this project, we strongly suggest keeping a Notepad or MS Word document handy, containing the names of a few songs and associated video URLs. The URLs can be local video files on your hard drive, or videos on web-based sites such as YouTube.com.

Week 1: Create a Windows forms application with basic controls

Objectives

1. To start the course project

2. Design and create two Windows forms with GUI controls

3. Read from and update GUI control variables

Introduction

Steps

The final result should look like this.

If you hit the green Start arrow, you will see something like this. Look, your programming is running! Congratulations, you have created your first form! Click on the little red square to stop the program execution and go back to the editor.

5. Reading text from text boxes and displaying it. Now it’s time to make the form actually do something. The goal is for the user to type in a song title, artist, genre, year, and URL, and then click “Add Song.” To do this, you have to add an event listener for the “Add Song” button, called “AddButton_Click.” This event listener will take text that the user typed into the textboxes on the left-hand side of your form, connect it all into one long string, and put that string into the outputText textbox.

The code for the AddButton_Click event handler (as shown in the video) is included in the screenshot below.

Your final result will look something like this!

Deliverables Week 1

· Use the Word document template and put your information at the top, including your name, course number, and current date. Take a screenshot while your application is running. Paste the screenshot to a Word document below your information. Finally, copy-paste your Form code (only the code for the form, not program.cs) to the Word document below the screenshot. Save and close your Word document. Submit the Word document for your first Course Project deliverable.