Prоcedure Creаte а WPF аpplicatiоn named FirstNameLastNameM3C Design is up tо you. Place everything on either a grid or canvas. Make sure everything is lined up and looks professional. Create an application that allows the user to enter an integer between 1 and 10 into a labeled textbox. There should be a Binary button that uses an if/else construct or switch to get the binary version of the number. There should be another labeled label to display the answer. There should be a clear button that clears the entry and the answer. Hint: You do not need to do any type of calculation for this; just get the binary version of the number and store it in the variable in the decision structure. For example, if the user enters 4, you display 0100 in the answer label. Submit your zipped folder. Module 3 Mastery 3C Rubric Module 3 Mastery 3C Rubric Criteria Ratings & Points M3C - WPF Project is named correctly Full Marks: 4.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C - Design on grid/canvas is lined up and looks professional Full Marks: 10.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C - Contains an identifying label and textbox for the user to enter a number Full Marks: 4.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C -Binary button is there Full Marks: 10.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C - Contains an identifying label and label to display answer Full Marks: 4.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C - Clear button should clear the number entered and the answer Full Marks: 8.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C - When the binary button is clicked the correct binary version of the number is displayed in the answer label Full Marks: 30.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C - If a number other than 1-10 is entered display an error message in the answer label Full Marks: 10.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts M3C - if/else or switch was used correctly in program Full Marks: 20.0 ptsNo Marks: 0.0 pts