Alert dont submit AI generated answer. please explain in details. 6. Write a method that takes the following arguments: a starting km value of type double, an increment size of type double and the number of lines of type int. The display a kilometer to miles conversion table. [miles = km * 0.621371]. In your main call this method three times, each time with different values. Using C#

Alert dont submit AI generated answer. please explain in details. 6. Write a method that takes the following arguments: a starting km value of type double, an increment size of type double and the number of lines of type int. The display a kilometer to miles conversion table. [miles = km * 0.621371]. In your main call this method three times, each time with different values. Using C#

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Chapter9: Advanced Modularization Techniques

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