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Lab Exercise 3 (1) Latin Translator Look at the following list of Latin words and their meanings: Latin English Sinister left Dexter right Medium center Create a C#.NET application that translates the Latin words to English. The form should have three buttons, one for each Latin word. When the user clicks a button, the application should display the English translation in a Label control. (2)Write a program in C#.NET to display a weather report. The user can choose one of radio buttons from four options like: Sunny, Snowy,

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Lab Exercise 3

(1) Latin Translator

Look at the following list of Latin words and their meanings:

Latin English

Sinister leftDexter rightMedium centerCreate a C#.NET application that translates the Latin words to English. The form should have three buttons, one for each Latin word. When the user clicks a button, the application should display the English translation in a Label control.

(2) Write a program in C#.NET to display a weather report. The user can choose one of radio buttons from four options like: Sunny, Snowy, Rainy, Cloudy and display an icon and a message. The message should give the weather report in words. For example, if the user chooses the Sunny button, you might display “It looks like sunny weather today”.

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(3) Write a program in C#.NET that will switch between two pictures. Include a text box for the user to enter his or her name. Create two picture boxes, one on top of the other. Only one will be visible at a time. Use radio buttons to select the color of the text in the label beneath the picture box. The user will enter a name and click a radio button for the color. When the picture1 is clicked, display the other picture box and change the message like: Turn on the picture1, Dennis.