You will write a C# program to calculate player statistics in $3$ sports: Soccer, Basketball, and

Volleyball. Your program will input two pieces of information in sequence: the sport type

$($Soccer$,$Basketball$,$ or $$Volleyball$)$ as a string, and the score as an integer made by a player

in a game. The program will continue to accept inputs until "Quit" is input as the sport type, which

will indicate that all the statistics have been entered. The program should accept sport$-$type inputs

in a case$-$insensitive manner. To proceed with data entry, the user must input one of the four valid

options: $$Soccer$,$Basketball$,$Volleyball$,$ or $$Quit$.$ Any input outside these options should

prompt the user to enter a correct sport type, ensuring that the program does not advance or end

prematurely until a valid input is received. Obviously, you need to use a loop to achieve this. After

receiving a valid sport type, the program will request the score achieved by a player in that sport.

The program must include a check to ensure the score is a non$-$negative integer. Any input of a

negative integer should prompt the user to re$-$enter a valid score. After $$Quit$$ is entered as the

sport type, the program should stop collecting further input, and should calculate and display the

total number of scores recorded, the average score, and the highest score for each sport. The

program must include a mechanism to avoid division$-$by$-$zero errors when calculating averages,

particularly in cases where no scores were entered for a sport. Proper input prompts and output

message need to be written on the console. Include enough comments in the program to explain

your code.

Important: You are NOT allowed to use arrays or methods for this program. You can use any

type of loops or conditional statements $($if$-$else or switch$)$ in your program that has been taught

in the class. Do NOT use any C# language$-$features that has not been taught in the class. Check

the lecture slides to verify this. Some concepts may exist in the textbook, but we did not learn

those in the class. You are NOT allowed to use those. Submissions that utilize any C# languagefeatures beyond the lecture slides will automatically receive $0$ in the assignment.