Create a project BookStore Application with a Book Class and a Program class as

detailed below:

Part A: Book class contains the following:

$1.$ Two public static arrays that hold codes $($categoryCodes$)$ and descriptions of the

popular book categories $($categoryNames$)$ managed in a bookstore. These codes

are CS$,$ IS$,$ SE$,$ SO$,$ and MI$,$ corresponding to book categories Computer Science,

Information System, Security, Society and Miscellaneous.

$2.$ Data fields for book id $($bookId$)$ and book category name

$($categoryNameOfBook$)$

$3.$ Auto$-$implemented properties that hold a book$$s title $($BookTitle$),$ book$$s

number of pages $($NumOfPages$)$ and book$$s price $($Price$).$

$4.$ Properties for book id and book category name. Assume that the set accessor will

always receive a book id of a valid format. For example, $$CS$125$ and $$IS$334$

are of valid format and also refer to known categories $$Computer Science$$ and

$$Information Systems$.$ If the book ID does not refer to a known category, then

the set accessor must retain the number and assign to the $$MI$$ category. For

example, $$AS$123$ will be assigned as $$MI$123.$ The category property is a read$-$

only property that is assigned a value when the book id is set.

$5.$ Two constructors to create a book object:

$-$ one with no parameter: public Book$()$

$-$ one with parameter for all data fields:

public Book$($string bookId, string bookTitle, int numPages, double price$)$

$6.$ A ToString method, public override string ToString$(),$ to return information of

a book object using the format given in the screen shot under

Information of all Books

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Part B: Program class contains the following:

$1.$ A method, public static void DisplayIntroduction$(),$ to display introduction of

the project, including your last name, first name and student id in the display. All

displayed information must be surrounded within a border of your choice.

$2.$ A Method, public static int InputValue$($int min, int max$),$ to input an integer

number that is between $($inclusive$)$ the range of a lower bound and an upper

bound. The method should accept the lower bound and the upper bound as two

parameters and allow users to re$-$enter the number if the number is not in the

range or a non$-$numeric value was entered.

$3.$ A Method, public static bool IsValid$($string id$),$ to check if an input string

satisfies the following conditions: the string$$s length is $5,$ the string starts with $2$

uppercase characters and ends with $3$ digits. For example, $$AS$122$ is a valid

string, $$As$123$ or $$AS$1234$ are not valid strings.

$4.$ A Method, private static void GetBookData$($Book$[]$ books$),$

to fill an array of books. The method must fill the array with Books which are

constructed from user input information $($which must be prompted for$).$ Along

with the prompt for a book id$,$ it should display a list of valid book categories

and call method IsValid to make sure the inputted book id is a valid format. If

not, the user is prompted to re$-$enter a valid book id$.$

$5.$ After the data entry is complete, write a Method,

public static void DisplayAl