Create a Windows application that includes four labels, A, B, C, and D, with a ComboBox under each label. Each combo box will list the six colors: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, White, and Orange. Choose a color for each label randomly, but do not show those colors in the form. The user will try to guess the color of each label by selecting the color for each in the combo box below it. When the user makes a selection, the label will change to the color selected. When the user presses a Button, the application will respond with a message stating how many colors are correct and how many are in the correct position. For example, if the user guesses Red, Red, Blue, Yellow, and the correct choices are Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green, the response will be 1, 2, meaning that one color matches exactly and two other colors are correct but in the wrong positions. A NumericUpDown will count the number of tries until the user guesses all four colors correctly. You may wish to use the Tag property of a label to store its color to be guessed.