This is for C# programming:

1. Your teacher enjoys running races of different distances. Write a program to allow him to calculate his pace for a race. Your program should ask for following:

The time in hours minutes and seconds

The distance of the race

If that distance is in km or miles

and should output the following:

The time input

The distance in miles

The distance in km

The pace of the race in minutes and seconds per mile

The pace of the race in minutes and seconds per km.

Paces should be displayed to the nearest seconds

Distances should be displayed to 1 decimal place.

Your calculations should be done at full precision.

e.g.

1:53:30 (1 hour, 53 minutes, 30 seconds)

for 13.1 miles (a half marathon)

is 8:40 per mile (8 minute and 40 seconds)

Your output should look like this

Time: 1:53:30 Distance in miles: 13.1 Distance in km: 21.1 Pace in minutes per mile: 8:40 Pace in minutes per km: 5:23

2. Your teacher runs a lot of marathons. Write a program to allow him to find his fastest, slowest and average time of up to 10 races.

Your program should ask for times for each race in hours, minutes and seconds. After 10 races have been entered or the user has typed -1 (to indicate the end of input) you will provide the following output:

Race 1: {time} Race 2: {time} **FASTEST** .... .... Race {n-1}: {time} **SLOWEST** Race {n}: {time} Average time: {time}

You will need to store the input in an array so that you can output them at the end. Obviously the words FASTEST and SLOWEST should be on the correct line. You may not use any built in functions on the arrays to calculate the fastest, slowest and average. Average should be rounded to the closest second.