Write a function that returns the result of the following expression: (x² + y²) / z² It should throw an error message string if division by zero occurs. Write a main () that prompts the user for three integers, then passes those three integers (in order) to the function you wrote for assignment 1. Make sure you have an exception handler. Belt-and-suspenders time! Update main () so that it also checks the values input by the user to ensure that division by zero doesn't occur and the user is prompted repeatedly until they enter legal values.

Write a function that returns the result of the following expression: (x² + y²) / z² It should throw an error message string if division by zero occurs. Write a main () that prompts the user for three integers, then passes those three integers (in order) to the function you wrote for assignment 1. Make sure you have an exception handler. Belt-and-suspenders time! Update main () so that it also checks the values input by the user to ensure that division by zero doesn't occur and the user is prompted repeatedly until they enter legal values.

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Chapter11: Exception Handling

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