I personally find working on GUIs to be a very tedious and time-consuming task. Primarily because in order to get most GUIs to work with your existing source code, it would require one to dig deeper and learn each GUI’s specific syntaxes and formatting. For most people, this is not an easy task. The GUI that I have used for the guessing game project is Winforms, an open-source GUI made by Microsoft. Although designing, moving objects around, and changing their visual appearances is a quite fun experience. Getting each button to work with your code had me scratching my head and a bit frustrated. I had to resort to a bit of self-teaching of that GUI’s syntaxes to be able to get a full grasp of what I was working with. Even then, this took me hours and hours of researching and debugging efforts. Originally, I was going to use a GUI called RAD Studio, but I have decided to use Winforms due to its integrations with visual studio. However, I do believe some of those paid GUIs, such as RAD studio, would provide a better coding experience with a simpler way of implementing those GUI objects.