Please be specific on how the program is written down and please see if you can do all the steps. Thank you

In this lab, you will be experimenting with reading in data from the keyboard, and storing it in variables

of various types. This will require you to demonstrate and understanding of not only user input through

Console.ReadLine$(),$ but also of type casting through the Convert class methods. Additionally, this lab

will require you to use both StreamWriter and StreamReader to save data to a file, and then read it back

in$.$

EXAMPLE PROGRAM

There is no example program this week. Any sample I provided would have been very easy to modify

into your lab, as much of the syntax would have been identical. On the first labs I was okay with that, but

I want to give you a chance to demonstrate that you can work from scratch on this. Sample code will

resume next week with Lab $4.$

YOUR PROGRAM

Your program this week will ask a user to enter some information to register for some as$-$of$-$yet

unknown service. You will prompt the user to enter their full name, gender $($as M or F$),$ age $($as an

integer$),$ and salary $($as a double, with no dollar signs or commas$).$ You will store the information into

variables of the appropriate types, converting as necessary. Once all the data is gathered, you will open

a file for writing and save all the data to a file, one piece of data per line. Once the writing is complete,

you will close the file for writing, open it for reading, and read in all the information again, storing it in a

second set of variables to test that the data was properly written. The sample output below should help

guide you through the general form, as will the steps below:

$1.$ Display the first welcome$/$thanks messages.

$2.$ Prompt for each piece of information, pausing for user input after each and storing the

value in the appropriate variables $($a string for name, char for gender, int for age, and

double for salary$).$

$3.$ Tell the user that you are going to save their data.

$4.$ Open a file for writing. I called mine userdata.txt$,$ but the name is up to you.

$5.$ Write the data $($all four pieces$)$ to the file. Use WriteLine, not Write, as reading will be

more difficult with the latter.

$6.$ Close the file.

$7.$ Tell the user that saving is complete and that you are going to do a test read.

$8.$ Open the file for reading.

$9.$ Read in the file, storing it in new variables of the appropriate types.

$10.$ Close the file.

$11.$ Output the values of the new variables to confirm that the information was correct.

$12.$ End the program

Name the $.$cs file according to the standard convention $([$First Initial$][$Last Name$]\_$Lab$3.$cs$),$ and submit

the completed $.$cs file through the Blackboard assignment submission tool. Don$$t forget to include the

comment block at the top.

CITP $3310$ Survey of Programming Languages Lab $3$

CHALLENGE

This is the first lab that has a bit of weight to the code... my sample wasn$$t necessarily optimized, but

came in at about $60$ lines, with whitespace. Because of that, we have an easy challenge this week. Take

the time to comment your code, explaining what the variables will store, what each section of code

does, etc. There really isn$$t a right or wrong way, so just try to explain what$$s going on to the best of

your ability.