You are going to enhance the prior assignment by implementing exceptions

*****  You need to tell me where you implemented the exception and why. *****

Show me 2 test cases that will trap the errors

def addition(n1,n2):

return n1+n2

def subtraction(n1,n2):

return n1-n2

def multiplication(n1,n2):

return n1*n2

def division(n1,n2):

return n1/n2

def IsInRange(lr,hr,n):

return lr<n<hr

def main():

low = int(input(“Enter your Lower range:”))

high = int(input(“Enter your Higher range:”))

num1 = int(input(“Enter your First number:”))

num2 = int(input(“Enter your Second number:”))

if IsInRange(low,high,num1) and IsInRange(low,high,num2):

add = addition(num1,num2)

sub = subtraction(num1,num2)

mul = multiplication(num1,num2)

print(“The result of” + str(num1)+”+”+str(num2)+”=”+str(add))

print(“The result of” + str(num1)+”-“+str(num2)+”=”+str(add))

print(“The result of” + str(num1)+”*”+str(num2)+”=”+str(add))

if num2 != 0:

div = division(num1 , num2)

print(“The result of %d.0/%d.0=%d.0” % (num1, num2,div))

else:

print(“The result of %d.0/%d.0=%d.0″ % (num1, num2,div))

else:

multiline_str=”””

The input values are outside the input ranges.

Please check numbers and try again.

Thanks for using our calculator!

“””

print(multiline_str)

while True:

main()

user= input(“Continue Looping Y/N:”)

if user != “Y”:

break

print(“Thanks for using our calculator!”)