Write a Windows GUI program that contains these items:

• A group of related radio buttons.
• Another group of related radio buttons.
• Some check boxes.
• At least two buttons.
• Two text boxes that display the current coordinates of your mouse when the mouse pointer is over your form.
• Two text boxes that take a snapshot the coordinates of your mouse when you use the left click of the mouse.

Have your main program read the state of the various controls and display those states in some manner.  I would suggest just sending the states of the controls to a listBox or something similar.

  Result (Save to your local machine and run - This program does not run from a web interface.)