In Groups of 2, you are to create a series of flowcharts. These flowcharts should be done in any software that allows for the drawing of a flowchart. Clearly label each flowchart and make sure your name is on everything submitted and follow the standards for flowcharts presented from your class. There is more than one way to solve most problems. Marks will be deducted when you do not solve a request in the question, or if something does not logically make sense for your particular algorithm or if you use the wrong symbol etc. a. Draw a flowchart to input a numeric number between 110, allow the user to enter a number and see if it matches a secret number, If the number matches then display a Message "Matched" otherwise "Not Matched, guess again". [4 points] b. Draw a flowchart to input a letter, and if the letter matches a vowels (A,E,I,O,U), then state "Letter is a vowel" otherwise "Letter is not a vowel" c. Draw a flowchart and have a user enter what Country they are from, if it matches the list of Countries pervious store, then Display "Good", otherwise "Is this a New Country". 2. Create a C\# console application that inputs a temperature in Fahrenheit and output in Celsius. a. Your application will display the following when the application is started. b. Display (display) a title "Your Name Assignment 1 Part 2", display what was entered in Fahrenheit, display the output in Celsius, also display your programming experience (Low, Moderate, or High). Finally display what country you are working from. 3. Note: 0.25 points will be deducted for any standards missed. Make sure that the program can run as an exe. a. i.e (Console.ReadLine();) For example: A Student - Assignment 1 Part 2 Name: A Real Student Email: rstudent@conestogac.on.ca The Fahrenheit temp of 30 degrees converts to ?? Celsius. Experience: No previous programming experience. Country: Canada