Create ASP.NET Core MVC C# web application with Home controller and implement the following features: 1) In the Home controller, Index method must return “Home” as a content to the browser 2) Add Aboutus action method to the home controller. It must return “About Us” as a content to the browser 3) Add Buyitem action method to the home controller. It must accept ID parameter of string data type. In that method, check if ID parameter is supplied and output the message “ID not supplied”, or “ID supplied:” and ID value. 4) Add Futurevalue action method to the home controller. It must accept three parameters: int years, int rate = 8, decimal investment = 1000 As shown above, default values for rate and investment must be 8 and 1000 respectively. Futurevalue action method must calculate a simple future value of investment. Here is an example code of calculation that you can use: decimal futureValue = investment; for (int i = 0; i < years; i++) { futureValue += (futureValue * rate/100); } Afterwards, the calculated value must be returned to the browser. 5) Add a Route attribute to Futurevalue action method. The route must have four segments: action, years, rate (optional), investment (optional

P1). Create ASP.NET Core MVC C# web application with Home controller and implement the following features: 1) In the Home controller, Index method must return “Home” as a content to the browser 2) Add Aboutus action method to the home controller. It must return “About Us” as a content to the browser 3) Add Buyitem action method to the home controller. It must accept ID parameter of string data type. In that method, check if ID parameter is supplied and output the message “ID not supplied”, or “ID supplied:” and ID value. 4) Add Futurevalue action method to the home controller. It must accept three parameters: int years, int rate = 8, decimal investment = 1000 As shown above, default values for rate and investment must be 8 and 1000 respectively. Futurevalue action method must calculate a simple future value of investment. Here is an example code of calculation that you can use: decimal futureValue = investment; for (int i = 0; i < years; i++) { futureValue += (futureValue * rate/100); } Afterwards, the calculated value must be returned to the browser. 5) Add a Route attribute to Futurevalue action method. The route must have four segments: action, years, rate (optional), investment (optional).