C# program help

Task Description public abstract class Animal

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public string Name $\{$ get; set; $\}$

public abstract void MakeSound$()$;

public virtual void Eat$()$

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Console.WriteLine$("$This animal eats food."$)$;

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$//$ Example derived class

public class Bird : Animal

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public override void MakeSound$()$

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Console.WriteLine$("$Chirp$")$;

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public override void Eat$()$

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Console.WriteLine$("$This bird eats seeds."$)$;

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$//$ Main method

static void Main$($string$[]$ args$)$

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You are tasked with creating a program that simulates basic behaviors of

different types of animals in a zoo. Your program should include a base class

named Animal and at least three derived classes such as Bird, Mammal, and

Reptile. Each derived class should override a common method to exhibit

unique behaviors.

Step $1$: Create the Base Class

Define an abstract base class Animal with the following features:

A property Name of type string.

An abstract method MakeSound $()$ that returns void. This method will be

overridden in derived classes to print the sound the animal makes.

A virtual method Eat $()$ that prints a general message about eating habits,

e$.$g$.,$ "This animal eats food."

Step $2$: Create Derived Classes

Create three derived classes that inherit from Animal:

Override MakeSound $()$ For example to print a bird$-$specific sound, e$.$g$.,$

"Chirp".

Optionally, override Eat $()$ to print a bird$-$specific eating habit, e$.$g$.,$ "This

bird eats seeds."

Step $3$: Demonstrate Polymorphism

In your Main method, demonstrate polymorphism by:

Creating an array or list of Animal objects and populating it with

instances of Bird, Mammal, and Reptile.

Iterating over the collection and calling both MakeSound $()$ and Eat $()$ on

each Animal object. Observe how the correct method is called based on

the actual object type, not the variable type.