Description: Create a C# project and write code that creates a game for the user.

Purpose: In this project you will develop a program and gain more skill using basic programming structures such as loops $($for loop and while loop$),$ decision structures, user defined functions, and organizing your code to create a game that asks questions to the user based on the requirements below.

Requirements:

Project Name: MathGame

Create a program in C# called MathGame that implements the requirements below.

Program Requirements

Your program should meet the following requirements:

$1.$ Welcome and Name:

Prompt the user and ask them to enter their name.

If the user doesn't enter a name, ask them to try again.

$2.$ Choose Your Challenge:

Ask the user to select their desired difficulty level $(1,2,$ or $3).$

If the user enters an invalid option, output an error message showing the valid options and ask them to try again.

$3.$ Set the Question Limit:

Ask the user how many math problems they want to answer. Valid options $(3-10).$

If the user enters an invalid number, output an error message showing the valid range and ask them to try again.

$4.$ Ask the Questions:

Present each problem to the user in the format X $+$ Y $=.$

Generate the specified number of math problems based on the chosen question limit$.$ The numbers in the problem $($X and Y $)$ should have the chosen difficulty number of digits:

Level $1$: Single$-$digit numbers $(1-9)$

Level $2$: Double$-$digit numbers $(10-99)$

Level $3$: Triple$-$digit numbers $(100-999)$

Get the user's answer.

$5.$ Evaluate the Answer:

If the answer is correct:

Output: YaY! You Got It Right!!!

Move on to the next problem.

If the answer is incorrect $($or not even a number$)$:

Output: OOPS! You Got it WRONG!!!

The user is allowed a maximum of three $(3)$ attempts per question to give a correct answer.

If the user does not give the correct answer after three tries, output the correct answer.

Move on to the next problem.

$6.$ Final Score:

Once all problems are answered, congratulate the user on their effort.

Calculate and display their percentage of correct answers with two decimal places.

$7.$ End the program