C# Visual studio 2017

You can access your computer's current time using the DateTime class and the Now property. For example, the following statement stores the current system time in a variable named time: DateTime time = DateTime.Now; You can subtract DateTime objects to find the difference, and you can use the TotalMilliseconds property of the resulting DateTime object to convert the time difference to milliseconds. Create a program that includes an array of 20 integers. Load the integers into a stack. Display the integers from the array in reverse order and display the integers as they are popped from the stack. Calculate and display the difference in the amount of time needed for those operations.