## Challenge 2 ##### # Error Handling # Practice error handling by writing a function to...

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## Challenge 2 ##### # Error Handling # Practice error handling by writing a function to print the square of an integer and return the square # to the main part of the program and print it out. If the user should enter a decimal (float) in error, # let the user know to only enter a whole nmuber (integer) the program should run and not generate any #system errors. #### """ Expected Output Please enter an integer to get its square root: 10 The square of 10 is 100 Please enter an integer to Your entry was not a whole || || || get its square root: 2.3 number, please enter an whole number Please enter an integer to get its square root: go away Your entry was not a whole number, please enter an whole number ## Challenge 2 code goes here##### #*#*##F#F ## Challenge 2 ##### # Error Handling # Practice error handling by writing a function to print the square of an integer and return the square # to the main part of the program and print it out. If the user should enter a decimal (float) in error, # let the user know to only enter a whole nmuber (integer) the program should run and not generate any #system errors. #### """ Expected Output Please enter an integer to get its square root: 10 The square of 10 is 100 Please enter an integer to Your entry was not a whole || || || get its square root: 2.3 number, please enter an whole number Please enter an integer to get its square root: go away Your entry was not a whole number, please enter an whole number ## Challenge 2 code goes here##### #*#*##F#F

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