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Create application displays the total number of words and characters entered in a text box. To do so, this application usesa TextBox control, a Button control, a Label control and three CheckBox controls. The following lists the use of each ofthese CheckBox controls:• The first one for enabling the counting of the number of characters entered in the textbox.• The second one for enabling the words count.• The last one set to an indeterminate state

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Create application displays the total number of words and characters entered in a text box. To do so, this application usesa TextBox control, a Button control, a Label control and three CheckBox controls. The following lists the use of each ofthese CheckBox controls:• The first one for enabling the counting of the number of characters entered in the textbox.• The second one for enabling the words count.• The last one set to an indeterminate state

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To create an application that displays the total number of words and characters entered in a text box, follow these steps:

  1. Open your preferred programming environment or IDE.
  2. Create a new project or file for your application.
  3. Add a TextBox control to your application's user interface. This will be used for entering the text.
  4. Add a Button control to your application's user interface. This will be used to trigger the counting process.
  5. Add a Label control to your application's user interface. This will be used to display the total number of words and characters.
  6. Add three CheckBox controls to your application's user interface. These will be used for enabling or disabling specific counting options.
    • The first CheckBox should be labeled for enabling the counting of characters entered in the TextBox.
    • The second CheckBox should be labeled for enabling the counting of words.
    • The third CheckBox should be set to an indeterminate state. Its purpose is not specified in the given text, so you can decide its functionality based on your application's requirements.
  7. Implement the logic for counting the words and characters based on the selected options.
    • When the Button is clicked, check the state of the CheckBox controls to determine which counting options are enabled.
    • If the first CheckBox is checked, count the number of characters in the TextBox.
    • If the second CheckBox is checked, count the number of words in the TextBox.
    • Display the total count in the Label control.
  8. Test your application by entering different texts in the TextBox and checking/unchecking the CheckBoxes to see the updated count in the Label control.
  9. Make any necessary adjustments or improvements to your application based on your testing.
  10. Build and run your application to ensure it functions as expected.
  11. Optionally, add any additional features or enhancements to your application as desired.
  12. Once you are satisfied with your application, you can distribute or deploy it to others as needed.

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