Write the following program using c #,2. Write a method called CalculateTuition(). This methodwill prompt the user for the number of courses that she is currently taking and then calculate and display the tuition cost. (cost = number of course * 569.99). Call the CalculateTuition() method two times from the same Main() methodas in question 1.

Sure, here's the C# code for the program you described:

using System;

class Program {
    static void Main() {
        // Call CalculateTuition() twice
        CalculateTuition();
        CalculateTuition();
    }

    static void CalculateTuition() {
        Console.Write("Enter the number of courses: ");
        int numCourses = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

        decimal tuitionCost = numCourses * 569.99m;
        Console.WriteLine($"Tuition cost: ${tuitionCost}");
    }
}

This program defines a method called `CalculateTuition()` that prompts the user for the number of courses they are taking, calculates the tuition cost based on that number, and then displays the cost to the console. In the `Main()` method, we simply call `CalculateTuition()` twice to demonstrate its functionality. Note that we use a decimal literal (`569.99m`) to ensure that the tuition cost calculation is done with decimal precision.