In Chapter 6, you continued to modify the GreenvilleRevenue program. Now, modify the program so that the major functions appear in the following individual methods:

• GetContestantNumber - This method gets and returns a valid number of contestants and is called twice once for last years number of contestants and once for this years value
• DisplayRelationship - This method accepts the number of contestants this year and last year and displays one of the three messages that describes the relationship between the two contestant values
• GetContestantData - This method fills the array of competitors and their talent codes
• GetLists - This method continuously prompts for talent codes and displays contestants with the corresponding talent until a sentinel value is entered

An example of the program is shown below:

Enter number of contestants last year >> 2 Enter number of contestants this year >> 3 Last year's competition had 2 contestants, and this year's has 3 contestants Revenue expected this year is $75.00 The competition is bigger than ever! Enter contestant name >> Matt Talent codes are: S Singing D Dancing M Musical instrument O Other Enter talent code >> S Enter contestant name >> Sarah Talent codes are: S Singing D Dancing M Musical instrument O Other Enter talent code >> D Enter contestant name >> Bruno Talent codes are: S Singing D Dancing M Musical instrument O Other Enter talent code >> M The types of talent are: Singing 1 Dancing 1 Musical instrument 1 Other 0

In order to prepend the $ to currency values, the program will need to use the CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo method. In order to do this, include the statement using System.Globalization; at the top of your program and format the output statements as follows: WriteLine("This is an example: {0}", value.ToString("C", CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("en-US")));