Design and implement a program that reads an integer value (let's say x) as a command line argument. Further, the program reads a series of 'x' integer values from the user and prints their average. Read each input value as a String, and then attempt to convert it to an integer. If this process throws an exception (meaning that the input is not a valid number), print the appropriate error message and prompt for the number again. Continue reading values until 'x' valid integers have been entered. Hint: Think of all possible errors that this process could cause, and incorporate appropriate exception handlers in your programs. Note: You cannot use the root/general exception class 'Exception'
Design and implement a program that reads an integer value (let's say x) as a command line argument. Further, the program reads a series of 'x' integer values from the user and prints their average. Read each input value as a String, and then attempt to convert it to an integer. If this process throws an exception (meaning that the input is not a valid number), print the appropriate error message and prompt for the number again. Continue reading values until 'x' valid integers have been entered.
Hint: Think of all possible errors that this process could cause, and incorporate appropriate exception handlers in your programs.
Note: You cannot use the root/general exception class 'Exception'
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