Design a GUI for your individualized class (the one you developed in MIS 210 and worked on it a bit more in this class). The GUI should read the attribute values of your class. There should be at least six buttons on the GUI: add, find, update, delete, clear, and close. The add button adds an instance of your class to a file where data is written to it. The update button does just that, updates the values of that instance, find button finds the instance and the delete button deletes the instance. The clear button clears all fields, and the close button closes the application. Create a text area box that displays the information about the instance you are working with, so when you add an instance, the box displays: instance added, then shows info about the instance. Same for the other functions. The following capture is an example of the Employee class that was developed earlier
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Notice that when the employee instance was added on the form, it was also added to the Employee.dat file.
The GUI class communicates with the PD class for creating the instances, and calls the DA class for working with reading and writing data to the .dat file.
You can use the files in chapter 14 example 1 folder and adapt them to work with your class.
When you are done, please zip this project’s files and send them all together in an email. I will also need to see the application working on your computer.