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Note: There is a StudentDataSet with a Student table, a StudentTableAdapter, a StudentBindingSource, and a StudentDataGridView control on the form.

Note: There is an Average query, named Average, that returns the average age of the student from the Student table.

Note: There is also Max query, named Highest, that returns the highest age of the student from the Student table.

Write the code you would place in the AverageButton click event on your form to call the Average query and the Highest query and display in a DifferenceLabel, the difference between the highest age of a student and the average age.