Develop an algorithm which will ask the user to enter a character in a string they would like to replace, and then to also enter the character they would like it replaced with. Use two variables called find and replace for the inputs.

The string which is being modified is already written for you.

Output the following information:

The original word is schoolbook
The character to be replaced is o
The character to replace it with is 0
The changed word is sch00lb00k
The items above in bold will vary depending on the input from the user

using System;

class Program{
static void Main(){
string originalWord = "";
originalWord = Console. ReadLine();

//Write your code below this line

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