C# programming

Requirements:

In this exercise you are to state the correct ordering of two given strings, formatted with Name: in front of them.

First you must request and receive name A:

What is name A?

Next you must request and receive name B:

What is name B?

The user will always enter the names with Name: at the beginning of both name A and B. In the three examples below, {A} and {B} are placeholders for these inputs.

If name A precedes name B, you are to write:

{A} Precedes {B}

If name A is equal to name B, you are to write:

{A} Equals {B}

If name A follows name B, you are to write:

{A} Follows {B}

An example of the full console output is:

What is name A?

Name: Amy

What is name B?

Name: Matthew

Amy Precedes Matthew

What is name A?

Name: Amy

What is name B?

Name: Matthew

Amy Precedes Matthew

Note that the user inputs the entire "Name: Amy" and "Name: Matthew" lines.

Use the following skeleton as a basis for your program:

public class StringOrder

{

 enum Order { Precedes=-1, Equals=0, Follows=1 };

 public static void Main()

 {

 Console.WriteLine("What is name A?"); 

 }

}

Don't forget to add a Console.ReadLine() at the end of the program so it doesn't close automatically when debugging.

Do not use if statements or switch statements.