Need help with: Define a Divide method that takes two int values as parameters, and returns the results as double value

Hi!

I'm a bit stuck on the "Let's practice type conversion. Define a Divide method that takes two int values as parameters, and returns the result of dividing them as a double value. For example, Divide(5, 2) should return 2.5. (Normally, a method like this should probably take double parameters, but we want to practice converting values from int to double.)

You'll need to convert each of the int values to double before performing the division operation, so you don't lose the fractional portion of the result." problem.

The code is as follows

// YOUR CODE HERE: Define a Divide method! public double divide(param1, param2) { double param1 = (double); double param2 = (double); return (param1 / param2);
}

static void Main(string[] args)
{
    // This should print "2.5".
    Console.WriteLine(Divide(5, 2));
    // This should print "3.3333333333..."
    // (Or a value close to that, since it can't be
    // infinitely precise.)
    Console.WriteLine(Divide(10, 3));
}

I know my method is not correct but I wanted to show my general idea. I've looked at previous lectures and see similar code but I can't quite adjust it.