IN C# PLEASE....

Section $1$:

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You will create a two$-$dimensional string array of $44$ elements named salesRegions.

The first row of the array will contain the names of the sales regions, North, South, East, and West. Rows $2,3,$ and $4$ will contain the names of the personnel in

charge of those sales regions and are listed below. Fill the array with this data.

Print to the console the statement, "Section $1$: Two$-$Dimensional Array."

Using nested loops, display the contents of the array by sales region. $($See the expected output for an example.$)$

Section $2$:

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Create an ArrayList called salesTeam. The ArrayList will contain the names of the sales team members responsible for the sales in that region. $($Hint: This is using

the collection tool, ArrayList, and is not a standard array like the two$-$dimensional array in Section $1.)$

Once created, use the two$-$dimensional array to add the names in the North region to the salesTeam ArrayList. $($Note: You are just adding the names of the

people, not the name of the region. So$,$ in this case, the names added should be Bob, Stef, and Ron.$)$

Print to the console a blank line and the statement "Section $2$: ArrayList."

Using the methods available in the ArrayList class, display the current number of elements in the salesTeam ArrayList.

Next, add the names of the people from the South region to the salesTeam ArrayList.

Using the appropriate method available in the ArrayList class, check to see if "Stef" is in the salesTeam ArrayList and print a statement as to whether or not Stef is

in the list.

Display the number of items in the salesTeam ArrayList.

Remove Janice and Ron from the salesTeam ArrayList.

Display the number of items in the salesTeam ArrayList.

Using a loop, display "Names currently in the salesTeam ArrayList" followed by all the elements remaining in the salesTeam ArrayList.