1. Implement a console application in C# that does the following: Prompt and read in two Date Time values and a string value from the user. The string value should contain some bracketed text, at least one "A" character, and a mixture of upper and lower case letters. Validate the DateTime values entered by the user are valid; if not, display a message and end the program; if they are valid, continue. Calculate and output: o Whether the first date is before the second or not o The absolute difference in minutes between the two dates (to 2 decimals positions, with thousands separators) o (only for C#) if the first date falls in a leap year o The user string, after converting it entirely to upper case, removing the substring between the first occurrence of [ and characters (including the brackets), and replacing each "A" character with "LSU". Test case #1: Enter datetimel: 3/1/21 Enter datetime2: 2/1/20 Enter string: Pandas [in the Snow] D2 before D1 Difference in minutes: 567,360.00 Is Leap Year? False String: PANDAS LSU Test case #2: Enter datetimel: 2/1/20 9:15am Enter datetime2: 3/1/21 4:32pm Enter string: Pandas ^[funny) in the snow D1 before D2 Difference in minutes: 567,797.00 Is Leap Year? True String: PANDAS LSU IN THE SNOW Test case #3: Enter datetimel: 2/1/20 x Enter datetime2: 3/1/20 Enter string: Pandas [in the snow] Error in datetimes! 2. Repeat problem #1 in Python (except for leap year). 1. Implement a console application in C# that does the following: Prompt and read in two Date Time values and a string value from the user. The string value should contain some bracketed text, at least one "A" character, and a mixture of upper and lower case letters. Validate the DateTime values entered by the user are valid; if not, display a message and end the program; if they are valid, continue. Calculate and output: o Whether the first date is before the second or not o The absolute difference in minutes between the two dates (to 2 decimals positions, with thousands separators) o (only for C#) if the first date falls in a leap year o The user string, after converting it entirely to upper case, removing the substring between the first occurrence of [ and characters (including the brackets), and replacing each "A" character with "LSU". Test case #1: Enter datetimel: 3/1/21 Enter datetime2: 2/1/20 Enter string: Pandas [in the Snow] D2 before D1 Difference in minutes: 567,360.00 Is Leap Year? False String: PANDAS LSU Test case #2: Enter datetimel: 2/1/20 9:15am Enter datetime2: 3/1/21 4:32pm Enter string: Pandas ^[funny) in the snow D1 before D2 Difference in minutes: 567,797.00 Is Leap Year? True String: PANDAS LSU IN THE SNOW Test case #3: Enter datetimel: 2/1/20 x Enter datetime2: 3/1/20 Enter string: Pandas [in the snow] Error in datetimes! 2. Repeat problem #1 in Python (except for leap year)
