build a app

You will create a form's app that accepts text entry from the user, and converts the text to Pig Latin. You will require knowledge from chapters 1-9 for this project. Operation The user enters text in the first multi-line text box and clicks the Translate button or presses the Enter key. The application translates the text to Pig Latin and displays it in the second multi-line text box. To clear both text boxes, the user clicks the Clear button, or hits the escape button. Specifications If a word starts with a vowel, just add way to the end of the word. If a word starts with a consonant, move the consonants before the first vowel to the end of the word and add ay. If a word starts with the letter Y, the Y should be treated as a consonant. If the Y appears anywhere else in the word, it should be treated as a vowel. Keep the case of the original word whether it’s uppercase (TEST), title case (Test), or lowercase (test). Keep all punctuation at the end of the translated word. Translate words with contractions. For example, can’t should be an’tcay. Don’t translate words that contain numbers or symbols. For example, 123 should be left as 123, and bill@[login to view URL] should be left as bill@microsoft.com. Check that the user has entered text before performing the translation. Solution & Project should be named StudentNumberA2 (IE 123123123A2) The unit test project should be named StudentNumberA2_Tests (IE 123123123A2_Tests) Submit a zip file named [login to view URL] (ie. [login to view URL]) which extracts a folder named StudentNumberA2 (ie 123123123A2) which contains your sln file, and project folder with its applicable files inside. Code must be Unit tested, and the unit tests appropriately documented Hints To create a multi-line text box, just set the Multiline property of the text box to True and size the text box accordingly. To add vertical scroll bars to the text box, set the ScrollBars property to Vertical. The integer values for all uppercase letters are 65 to 90, and the integer values for all lowercase letters are 97 to 122. Review the marking rubric