IN C# - Problem #4 While Loop: Cha-Ching! While loops are an excellent choice when you need code to repeat an unknown number of times.

In this problem the user is given a gift card for a store. They are going to keep buying items until they go over the amount of their card.

You will ask the user for the gift card amount first. Then create a while loop that will start deducting each purchase from the card. As long as the money on the card is above zero, the while loop should continue looping. When the user spends their entire gift card, stop the loop and tell them how much they went over by.

User Inputs: o Initial Gift Card Amount

o Inside of the loop, keep asking the user how much their purchase is.

Result To Print Out:

o For each purchase (hint: every time it loops) the loop should tell the user how much money they have left that they could spend. With your current purchase of $X, you can still spend $X.

o After the user exceeds their card, With your last purchase of $X, you have used your gift card up and still owe $X.

Data Sets To Test: o Gift Card Amount 30.00

Purchase1- 5.00 Results - With your current purchase of $5.00, you can still

spend $25.00.

Purchase2- 10.50 Results - With your current purchase of $10.50, you can still

spend $14.50.

Purchase3- 16.00 Results - With your last purchase of $16.00, you have used your

gift card up and still owe $1.50.

o Test One Of Your Own & Write both of these results in your comment section.