Breathe Well (PTY) LTD have contacted you to build a console-based system to keep track of any ventilator motherboards they build. To this end, you have to create a class named Motherboard (MB). For each MB they plan to keep track of the following values: • A count (integer) of the number of MB objects which have been created - this must be a read-only property • Name of the MB (string)-a read-only property Description of the MB (string) - a read-only property An "auto-generated" serial number (string) - a read-only property o The serial number must consist of a combination of the letters "VENTMB" and the current count of the number of MB objects which have been created, with leading zeroes. The serial number may never be less than 11 characters long; e.g. MB number 101 should have a serial number of VENTMBO0101. For all three the following; the properties have to ensure that no negative values are saved. If a negative value is received by the property, the value should be set to 5 (by the property). o Voltage (double) o Current (double) o Resistance (double) A MB must have the following constructors, which have to, at least, initialize all the of the class fields: 1. A constructor which receives the name of the MB, a description, the Voltage, the Current and Resistance. 2. A constructor which receives the name of the MB and a description. The Voltage, Current and Resistance should default to 5. This constructor should call the constructor described in 1. 3. A constructor which receives no parameters. The name and description should default to "Unnamed" and "No description". This constructor should call the constructor described in 2. A MB must contain a method DisplayMotherboard(), which returns a string containing the MB's name, description, serial number, voltage, current and resistance. It must be possible to call Array.Sort() on an array of MB objects. When sorting MB objects, they need to be sorted according to their names. It must be possible to use the "+" symbol to combine the details of two MB objects. When combining two MB objects, a new MB should be created with the following details: • A name which is the combination of both MB's names. A description which is the combination of both MB's description. • A completely new serial number. • The first MB's voltage. The second MB's current and resistance. Demonstrate that your Motherboard class works by writing the following Main program - you may hard code all values to whatever you choose, i.e. you don't need to capture user input: 1. Create an array of 5 Motherboard objects. 2. For the first element in the array assign a MB using the first constructor. 3. For the second element in the array assign a MB using the second constructor. 4. For the third element in the array assign a MB using the third constructor. 5. For the fourth element in the array assign a MB using object initialization to set the MB's Voltage and Current. 6. For the fifth element in the array assign the MB which is created when the first and fourth MB elements are combined. 7. Sort the MB array. 8. Display the name, description, serial number, voltage, current and resistance of each MB, in the array, to the console window.