THIS IS IN C#!!!!!

Future Value FutureValue X 100 3 Monthly Investment Yearly Interest Rate: Number of Years: Future Value: Inv# 1 2 3 4 5 Inv/Mo. Rate Years $100.00 3.00 % 1 $200.00 3.50 % 2 $300.00 4.00 % 3 $400.00 4.50 % 4 $500.00 5.00% 5 Future Value $1,219.68 $4,978.98 $11,492.65 $21,072.26 $34,144.72 1 Total Future Value: $72,908.29 $1.219.68 Average Future Value: $14,581.66 Calculate Exit OK Exercise 9.2: Work with Strings (some specifics and minor changes to clarify what is in the book) For this problem you may assume that every name is entered into a single textbox. The name is supposed to have either 2 or 3 parts separated from each other by one or more blanks. You may assume each entered name contains only letters. Use the split() method to separate the name parts. If the number of parts for the name is not correct tell the user, and ask them to reenter the name. Reset the focus to the appropriate place in the form for the user to fix the problem. For a phone number, the user is supposed to enter exactly 10 decimal digits, again in a single textbox. (Every phone number is assumed to have exactly 3 parts with a total of 10 decimal digits.) No matter what the user enters, your code is to remove all non-digits and check that what remains is exactly of length tn. If the number does not contain 10 digits, catch the error and allow the user to re-enter the number (this is contrary to what the book says). Reset the focus to the appropriate text box on the form