Write a VB.NET program to calculate the final remaining energy reserve.

You should assume there are three integer variables called s1, s2, and s3 which have already been declared and given values representing the energy consumed (in Wh) during each of the three flight segments.

The program should:

• Get the user to enter the number of high-wind gusts encountered and store this number in a variable
• Calculate the remaining energy reserve (starting with a total capacity of 500 Wh and subtracting the energy consumed in the three segments)
• If exactly one high-wind gust was encountered, the remaining energy reserve is reduced by 40 Wh
• If more than one high-wind gust was encountered, the remaining energy reserve should be divided by 3
• The remaining energy reserve must not be less than 0
• Return/output the final calculated remaining energy reserve

You should use meaningful variable name(s) and VB.NET syntax in your answer.