In this assignment, you will make two things, a web page with an HTML form, and a CGI program that will accept the form data and produce a web page. The form will allow the user to select or type in a month and year. After the user clicks the submit button, the CGI program should produce a nicely formatted calendar showing the month and year specified by the user. The calendar output should look like this:

Your forms pages should have at least these features:

• At least three form elements, one for the month, one for the year, and a submit button.
• You can use any type of form elements you wish. Text fields, radio buttons, menus, etc. are ok.
• The user should be allowed to select any month of the year.
• The user should be allowed to select at the minimum any year between 1990-2005, inclusive. You are allowed to extend the choice to any year that cal will accept.
• You can use GET or POST methods.

Your CGI program should have at least these features:

• Use the CGI.pm module.
• Use the Unix cal program to generate the data for the calendar. Read the cal manpage.
• All generated HTML must use CGI.pm subroutines or object methods. No hand-coded HTML!
• The calendar page will have a link back to the forms page so that you can enter another month and year.

Turning in the following for full credit:

• A print out of your forms page HTML code.
• A print out of your CGI program source code.
• A print out of forms page (screen capture).
• A print out two examples of your calendar (any month and year).