A programmer by mistakes writes a program to multiply two numbers instead of dividingthem, how can this error be detected? a) Compiler b) Interpreter c) Compiler or interpreter d) None of the mentioned

Q 2: You are developing a program that performs a division operation on two numbers provided by the user. However, there is a situation where a runtime error can occur due to a division by zero. To help junior developers learn about error handling in expressions and conditions, you want to create a program deliberately containing this error and guide them in diagnosing and fixing it.

Problem StatementCharlie, a novice programmer, is developing a simple calculator program to perform basic arithmetic operations. He needs your assistance in refining the program.Write a program that takes an operator ('+', '-', '*', or '/') and two operands as input. The program should then perform the corresponding operation and display the result. If the input is an invalid operator, the program should display an appropriate error message.Function Specifications:double add(double x, double y)double subtract(double x, double y)double multiply(double x, double y)double divide(double x, double y)Input format :The first line of input consists of a character c, representing the operator (+, -, *, /).The second line consists of two space-separated double values a and b, representing the operands.Output format :If the operator is valid, the output displays "a c b = d" where a and b are operands, c is the operator and d is the result of the operation. a, b, and d are double values, rounded off to two decimal places.If the operator is invalid, the output displays an error message, "Invalid operator!".If division by zero occurs, the output displays "Error: Division by zero!".Refer to the sample output for formatting specifications.Code constraints :In this scenario, the test cases fall under the following constraints:0.0 ≤ a, b ≤ 100.0Sample test cases :Input 1 :+25.6 100.0Output 1 :25.60 + 100.00 = 125.60Input 2 :-25.0 20.0Output 2 :25.00 - 20.00 = 5.00Input 3 :*1.0 95.0Output 3 :1.00 * 95.00 = 95.00Input 4 :/10.0 0.0Output 4 :Error: Division by zero!Input 5 :/6.9 3.4Output 5 :6.90 / 3.40 = 2.03Input 6 :@4.5 5.5Output 6 :Invalid operator!Note :The program will be evaluated only after the “Submit Code” is clicked.Extra spaces and new line characters in the program output will result in the failure of the test case.

Create a Java program that takes two integer inputs 'a' and 'b' from the user and calculates 'a/b'. Implement exception handling to catch potential arithmetic and input mismatch errors, providing appropriate error messages for each case.Your task is to write a Java Program to Handle Arithmetic Exceptions and InputMisMatchExceptions.Note: Refer to the visible test cases for more clarity.Constraint:0≤𝑎≤1020≤𝑏≤102Input Format: The input consists of two numbers each in a new line (integer).Output Format: The output represents the result of the division of the two numbers or any error that occurred while dividing.Sample Test CasesTest Case 1:Expected Output:Enter·the·value·of·'a':·1Enter·the·value·of·'b':·0Arithmetic·Exception:·/·by·zeroTest Case 2:Expected Output:Enter·the·value·of·'a':·sInput·Mismatch·Exception:·Please·enter·valid·integer·values.Test Case 3:Expected Output:Enter·the·value·of·'a':·50Enter·the·value·of·'b':·4Result·of·a/b:·12

What error would occur if a Python program tries to divide a number by zero?Syntax Error Logic ErrorZeroDivisionErrorRuntime Error

Write a program that does basic arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication,and division). The inputs to the program are two numbers (in double format) and theoperation required. Provide a function for each operation and the identifiers for addition,subtraction, multiplication, and division are ‘+’, ‘-‘, ‘*’, and ‘/’ respectively.