Use C# Start a new Visual Studio solution, a console project using .NET Core After the closing } of the class Program, write a new class called Fruit. Define 2 properties for the Fruit, An int property called Weight A string property called Color You can do that using either a "full", long form property or the short form Define a Constructor that takes in 2 arguments, an int and a string and uses those values to set the 2 properties. Use this code public Fruit(int pWeight, string pColor) Weight = pWeight; Color = pColor; } Now go to the Main method in the Program class, and create 3 Fruit objects. Make the first one 10 and Red The second one 15 and Green The third one 7 and Yellow Now that you have 3 Fruit objects, add 3 Console.WriteLine(), one for each Fruit object, Each one should write out to the console Console.WriteLine("Fruit one weights {0} and its color is {1}", XXXX, yyyy); Where xxx and yyy are the objects 2 properties such that what the output of the program will look like is: Fruit one weights 10 and its color is Red Fruit two weights 15 and its color is Green Fruit three weights 7 and its color is Yellow