Take the code shell below and build a c# console program: 

Write the code in main to declare any needed local variables, take entries for the first name, last name and raw pay. Create a myPayfile object, passing as arguments to the constructor the first name, last name and raw pay entered from the console. Call the adjustPay class method. Display the class object data to the console. The outline of the class is given as follows: 

class myPayfile 

{ 

//declare the class variables 

private string last_name; 

private string first_name; 

private double gross_pay; 

//no argument constructor (not used) 

public myPayfile() 

{ 

} 

//three-argument constructor to set the values input to the console 

public myPayfile(string fname, string lname, double pay) 

{

} 

//public class method to return the individual value 

public string getLast_Name() 

{

} 

//public class method to return the individual value 

public string getFirst_Name() 

{ 

} 

//public class method to return the individual value 

public double getGross_Pay() 

{

} 

//public class method to recompute the pay value 

public void adjustPay() 

{ 

//adjust the pay by multiplying it by a factor of 1.2 

} 

} 

The output should look something like this: 

Enter the first name Richard 

Enter the last name Stutte 

Enter the raw pay 50000 

The adjusted pay is $60,000.00 for Richard Stutte 

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