A parking garage charges a $30.00 minimum charge to park for up to three hours. The garage charges an additional $5.00 per hour for each hour or part thereof in excess of three hours. The maximum charge for a preferred customer is $100.00. Parking charges are taxed at 8%.AssumptionsAssume that no car parks for longer than 24 hours at a time.There are 10 preferred customers on file.DeliverablesPart A: Write an application that calculates and displays the parking charges for customers who parked in the garage yesterday. Upload a zip file containing the project folder of the application created by the Visual Studio complier. The application is graded according to the rubric below.Part B: Create a presentation describing your program. The presentation is graded according to the assignment grading rubric in the syllabus.The application must contain the following programming characteristics or structures:Prompt the user to enter the hours parked for each new and preferred customer who parked in the garage yesterdayDisplay the charge and tax after each entry by the userUpdate and display the running total of charges and taxes after each entry by the userA method named CalculateCharges to determine the charge for each customerA decision structureA looping structureAn array structure containing preferred customer names

Identify the critical traffic patterns currently used by the organization, supported by examples. Use the Traffic Flow Wireshark Capture document to guide your response.o Service (Voice over Internet Protocol [VoIP])o Application (Structured Query Language [SQL])o Network managemento Other opportunities not specified above

This week we learned jQuery and React JS. Do you think we should just learn one or both? Explain why you think so by comparing and contrasting the two libraries. I would like to see a few sentences on what jQuery is and a few sentences on what ReactJS is. Then focus on the differences on the two libraries. You can talk about the learning curve, the benefits, and marketability of learning each.