Language: C# In this assignment we are going to convert weight and height. So, the user…

Language: C#
In this assignment we are going to convert weight and height.
So, the user will have the ability to convert either weight or
height and as many times as they want. There conversions will only
be one way. By that I mean that you will only convert Pounds to
Kilograms and Feet and Inches to Centimeters. NOT the other
direction (i.e. to Pounds). There will be 3 options that do the
conversion, one for each type of loop. In the beginning and after
each module has run the menu will be shown.
Hint: create the main conversion routine and then that routine
should be the same inside each loop.
Assignment requirements:

The user will be able to convert either weight or height as
many times as they want

Option A, the While loop – they will also have the choice of
not doing any conversions
Option B, the Do-While – they will always do at least one
conversion
Option C, the For loop –they will do 5 conversions every
time
Don’t forget about the option to exit

With the correct answer you will also display the number(s)
entered
You must use meaningful variable names
You must have the following 4 classes and functions in your
project
Your heading class. Only getName, getHeading and getClosing
functions will exist in this class
“YourName” + Assignment5 (mine would be
SchuettAssignment5)

This class file is for the main which runs the whole
program.
Only the main() will exist in this class

The ConversionMenu

You will create a menu that is displayed at the beginning of
the program and after each conversion. The goal here is ease of use
for the user.
Your header that will run at the beginning of the Menu
Only the menu() function will exist in this class and it will
return a string of the users’ choice
Your Menu will give the options to run A, B, C (i.e. the three
different loops) or to exit
Each time an option is run it will go back to the Menu. Except
for the exit option
You will give the user the choice of converting feet and inches
to centimeters or pounds to kilograms
NOTE: to get this to work with only one menu, you will need to
pass in arguments so the menu knows which part of the program it’s
presenting information for. Be Creative!

The Conversions

This class file for the functions used for converting weight
and a separate C# file for the functions that convert height as
well as the output
All of the conversion functions needed for this project, that
are not mentioned above, will be in this class
Format the output so you are showing 2 decimal places (i.e.
###.##)
Functions names and return types:

heightConversion and returns a double

Cm = (feet * 30.48) + (inches * 2.54)

weightConversion and returns a double

Kg = lbs * 0.45359

GetLBS and returns a double
GetFeet and returns a double
GetInches and returns a double
KiloPrint and is a void
CMPrint and is a void

You will have to figure out what each function needs for an
argument list