Write a script which prompts the user to enter a date (day and month as integers) of the Gregorian calendar and then displays a message informing the user whether the entered day is a winter, autumn, spring or summer day. If the entered date is not a valid date, the following message should be displayed: This is not a valid day in the Gregorian calendar'.

Write a script which prompts the user to enter a date (day and month as integers) of the Gregorian calendar and then displays a message informing the user whether the entered day is a winter, autumn, spring or summer day. If the entered date is not a valid date, the following message should be displayed: This is not a valid day in the Gregorian calendar'.

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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