Has to be written in C#

You Do It Overloading Methods In the next steps, you overload methods that correctly triple a parameter that might be an integer or a string. 1. Start a new program named OverloadedTriples, and create a method that triples and displays an integer parameter as follows: private static void Triple(int num) const int MULT-FACTOR 3; WriteLine("10 times tl is 12n" num, MULT_FACTOR, num MULT_FACTOR) 2. Create a second method with the same name that takes a string parameter. Assume you want to define tripling a message as displaying it three times, separated by tabs. private static void Triple(string message) WriteLine("10t(0}\t(0n", message); continues)