Int . , , - Int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); - Int.Parse(Console.ReadLine): Boolean - IF (21l false Il 12) Console.WriteLine("Oppps): 3 X-tre 1 (ab+2) 1(-) Console.WriteLine(") 1 else Console.WriteLine("What !! ) else Console.WriteLine("Winner :) ) 3 ) 1- Track by the program implementation follow-up table for entries 9 and 0. 2- Track by the program implementation follow- up table for entries 7 and 1. 3- Give an entry for the value of A and B no condition is satisfied 4- Can one" if "be written instead of three times? Explain with an example? How much "if" we can shorten? int a, b, s, e; a = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); b = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); Boolean x = a%3==b; if (a%2--01T X==false || b!=2) Console.WriteLine("Oppp's"); if (x == true) { if (ab+2) { if (%A==0) { if (b%8==0) { Console.WriteLine("Woooow"); } else { Console.WriteLine("What !!! "); } } else { Console.WriteLine("Winner :) "); }