A wise psychic will use this program to produce predictions. Each prediction is composed of two randomly chosen prediction sentences.
This problem consists of code in Main () and a single called method placed in the appropriate location in the shell program (just above the Pause method). Do not declare any class-level variables; use only local variables in each code block and method.
Declare and initialize a one-dimension string array named predictionSentences with the following text. You may add to the list or make modifications, but your array must have at least six entries.
"I see a tall, dark stranger in your future"
"There will be some money coming your way."
"Happiness is just around the corner."
"You will travel to faraway lands."
"A younger person is about to make a big difference in your life."
"The number 42 is very significant for you."
Use a Random () object, generate two separate random numbers to use as indices into the predictions array. For each, use the array's Length property to derive the maximum value. Do not use a constant or literal.
Ensure that the numbers are different so that the prediction is composed of two different sentences. If the generated numbers are the same, assign a different random number to one of them. Don't stop generating random numbers until the two values are distinct.
Call the DisplayPrediction () method passing the corresponding elements of the predictionSentences array. Do not pass array itself.
Method DisplayPrediction Parameters: two string values; returns nothing. Display "Your prediction for today is: " and the two strings.