You will continue working on the application created in Part 2 For this part, you are required to update your application to have a graphical user interface (GUI) built using either Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) or Universal Windows Platform (UWP). Note that UWP will require additional research, so choose wisely. All the same functionality must be available in the new user interface that was in the command line application from Part 2 (just presented in a more user-friendly way), with your choice of one of the following features added: 1. The user shall be able to choose to save up a specified amount by a certain date for a specified reason, e.g. save R100 000 for an honours degree over five years. Then, given the interest rate that will be earned on the savings, calculate how much the monthly saving should be to reach the goal OR 2. Display the monthly income, expenses and account balance (assume the balance starts at 0) as a graph over time, for a given period (e.g., five years)
You will continue working on the application created in Part 2
For this part, you are required to update your application to have a graphical user interface (GUI)
built using either Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) or Universal Windows Platform (UWP).
Note that UWP will require additional research, so choose wisely.
All the same functionality must be available in the new user interface that was in the command
line application from Part 2 (just presented in a more user-friendly way), with your choice of one
of the following features added:
1. The user shall be able to choose to save up a specified amount by a certain date for a
specified reason, e.g. save R100 000 for an honours degree over five years. Then, given the
interest rate that will be earned on the savings, calculate how much the monthly saving
should be to reach the goal
OR
2. Display the monthly income, expenses and account balance (assume the balance starts
at 0) as a graph over time, for a given period (e.g., five years).
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