Implement the following: 1) Request a user input for the variable, direction. 2) Write an if-elif-else statement to do the following: a) if the direction is 'N', print a message, North Zone. b) if the direction is 'S', print a message, South Zone. c) if the direction is 'E', print a message, East Zone. d) if the direction is 'W', print a message, West Zone. e) if the direction is none of the above, print a message, Invalid Input. f) uppercase and lowercase should be all acceptable. Example Output 1 Enter your direction(N/S/E/W): uptown Invalid Input. Example Output 2 Enter your direction(N/S/E/W): e East Zone.

Implement the following: 1) Request a user input for the variable, direction. 2) Write an if-elif-else statement to do the following: a) if the direction is 'N', print a message, North Zone. b) if the direction is 'S', print a message, South Zone. c) if the direction is 'E', print a message, East Zone. d) if the direction is 'W', print a message, West Zone. e) if the direction is none of the above, print a message, Invalid Input. f) uppercase and lowercase should be all acceptable. Example Output 1 Enter your direction(N/S/E/W): uptown Invalid Input. Example Output 2 Enter your direction(N/S/E/W): e East Zone.

Microsoft Visual C#

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Problem 5E: a. Write a program named CheckMonth that prompts a user to enter a birth month. If the value entered...

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