Using C# in Microsoft Visual Studio create an application that displays the total for a customer’s visit . The application should have the following value-returning methods: OilLubeCharges —Returns the total charges for an oil change and/or a lube job, if any. FlushCharges —Returns the total charges for a radiator flush and/or a transmission flush, if any. MiscCharges —Returns the total charges for an inspection, muf fler replacement, and/or a tire rotation, if any. OtherCharges —Returns the total charges for other services (parts and labor), if any. TaxCharges —Returns the amount of sales tax, if any. Sales tax is 6% and is charged only on parts. If the customer purchases services only, no sales tax is charged. TotalCharges —Returns the total charges. The application should have the following void methods, called when the user clicks the Clear button: ClearOilLube —Clears the check boxes for oil change and lube job. ClearFlushes —Clears the check boxes for radiator flush and transmission flush. ClearMisc —Clears the check boxes for inspection, muf fler replacement, and tire rotation. ClearOther —Clears the text boxes for parts and labor. ClearFees —Clears the labels that display the labels in the section marked Summary

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Using C# in Microsoft Visual Studio create an application that displays the total for a customer’s visit .

The application should have the following value-returning methods:

OilLubeCharges —Returns the total charges for an oil change and/or a lube job, if any.

FlushCharges —Returns the total charges for a radiator flush and/or a transmission flush, if any.

MiscCharges —Returns the total charges for an inspection, muf fler replacement, and/or a tire rotation, if any. OtherCharges —Returns the total charges for other services (parts and labor), if any.

TaxCharges —Returns the amount of sales tax, if any. Sales tax is 6% and is charged only on parts. If the customer purchases services only, no sales tax is charged.

TotalCharges —Returns the total charges.

The application should have the following void methods, called when the user clicks the Clear button:

ClearOilLube —Clears the check boxes for oil change and lube job.

ClearFlushes —Clears the check boxes for radiator flush and transmission flush.

ClearMisc —Clears the check boxes for inspection, muf fler replacement, and tire rotation.

ClearOther —Clears the text boxes for parts and labor.

ClearFees —Clears the labels that display the labels in the section marked Summary.

# Automotive Service Cost Calculator

This interface is designed to calculate the cost of various automotive services. The layout includes several sections for different services, parts, and calculations:

## Sections:

### Oil & Lube
- **Options:**
- Oil Change ($26.00)
- Lube Job ($18.00)

### Flushes
- **Options:**
- Radiator Flush ($30.00)
- Transmission Flush ($80.00)

### Misc
- **Options:**
- Inspection ($15.00)
- Replace Muffler ($100.00)
- Tire Rotation ($20.00)

### Parts and Labor
- **Input Fields:**
- Parts
- Labor ($)

### Summary
- **Fields for Calculation:**
- Services & Labor
- Parts
- Tax (on parts)
- Total Fees

### Buttons:
- **Calculate Total**: Computes the total cost based on selected services and inputted parts and labor.
- **Clear**: Clears all selections and inputs.
- **Exit**: Closes the application.

This tool provides a user-friendly way to estimate and summarize the total costs associated with common automotive services.

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