Create a new Console Application project (C#, .NET Core) called "Question04" (without quotes). In your Program.cs file, inside your Question04 namespace and outside the Program class, create a new class called Student. In this class, you must define at least 8 properties that describe attributes that a student has. You are free to come up with your own properties, but you must use at least one instance of each of the following data types: string, int, DateTime, boolean. Your first property must be a string StudentID, which is initialized (in the constructor) to a value that is guaranteed to be unique. The Student class must have only one constructor, which is parameterless. In your Student class, override the ToString method, so that it returns a string that contains meaningful information on the object. In addition, your class should define two static methods: SaveData and LoadData. The first method, SaveData, is intended to serialize a specified Student object to the hard drive as an XML file (.xml), in a specified location. It takes two parameters: A Student object to be saved, and a string that defines the full physical path of the directory in which the output XML file will be created (i.e. C:\MyFolder\). The second method, LoadData, is intended to deserialize and return a Student object from a specified XML file. It should take only one parameter: A string containing the full physical path to the file that will be loaded (i.e. C:\MyFolder\Data.xml). Once you are done, write the test harness in the Main method of your Program class, ensuring your code is fully functional as per requirements. In other words, define a random Student object in your Main method, serialize it to your hard drive, and then deserialize it, displaying the loaded object in the Console. For full marks, ensure possible exceptions are properly treated in your code, and in case of errors, a clean and meaningful message is displayed to the user (Hint: Implement try-catch blocks).