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    In the Example Above, the User Might Not Enter an Integer
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In the Example Above, the User Might Not Enter an Integer

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    In the example above, the user might not enter an integer, the conversion to an integer might fail, and an exception might be thrown. Why is this a problem and what are some possible options for fixing these types of errors?     In the example above, the user might not enter an integer, the conversion to an integer might fail, and an exception might be thrown. Why is this a problem and what are some possible options for fixing these types of errors? In the example above, the user might not enter an integer, the conversion to an integer might fail, and an exception might be thrown. Why is this a problem and what are some possible options for fixing these types of errors?

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