input: 
  def convert_to_csharp(python_code: str) -> str:
      """ Converts a given Python function to its equivalent C# method.
      Assume the Python function uses only basic data types and simple recursive logic.
      
      >>> convert_to_csharp("def power(x, y):\\n    if y == 0:\\n        return 1\\n    else:\\n        return x * power(x, y - 1)")
      'public int Power(int x, int y)\\n{\\n    if (y == 0)\\n    {\\n        return 1;\\n    }\\n    else\\n    {\\n        return x * Power(x, y - 1);\\n    }\\n}'
      """
  
output:     lines = python_code.split('\n')
      csharp_code = []
      for line in lines:
          if line.strip().startswith('def '):
              func_name, params = line[4:].split('(')
              params = params.split(')')[0]
              param_list = params.split(', ')
              csharp_params = ', '.join([f'int {p}' for p in param_list])
              csharp_code.append(f'public int {func_name}({csharp_params})')
              csharp_code.append('{')
          elif line.strip().startswith('if '):
              csharp_code.append(f'    if ({line[3:].strip()})')
              csharp_code.append('    {')
          elif line.strip().startswith('else:'):
              csharp_code.append('    }')
              csharp_code.append('    else')
              csharp_code.append('    {')
          elif line.strip().startswith('return '):
              csharp_code.append(f'        return {line[6:].strip()};')
          elif line.strip() == '':
              csharp_code.append('    }')
              csharp_code.append('}')
      return '\n'.join(csharp_code)