For this problem, you are given a piece of code that has several bugs. Your

task is to identify and correct these bugs to make the program work as

intended.

a$.$ The code is supposed to calculate the product and quotient of two

numbers put in by the user. Here is the buggy code:

# Get two numbers from the user

num$1=$ input $("$Enter the first number: $")$

num$2=$ input $("$Enter the second number: $")$

# Perform multiplication

result $=$ num $1$ num$2$

print$("$The product of the numbers is: $"+$ result$)$

# Perform division, if possible

if num$1>0$ :

result $=$ num $1$: num$2$

print $(f$ "The division of the numbers is: result"$)$

else:

print$("$Division not possible: Cannot divide by $2$

b$.$ Enter that code into your IDE and run it to test and then debug it$.$

You will find several bugs.

c$.$ When you find a bug, fix it and leave a comment for each bug you

squash and explain what was wrong with it$.$ State whether it is a

syntax, runtime, or logic error. Place each comment on its own line

directly above the line that had the bug in it$.$

d$.$ After debugging, the code should:

i$.$ Ask the user to input two numbers, represented by num$1$

and num$2.$

ii$.$ Print the product of the two numbers.

iii. Print the quotient of the two numbers if the division is a legal

operation. Otherwise, it should print a message saying that

you cannot divide by $0.$

e$.$ Below are some test cases that your program output should match.

But your code should work with any combination of numbers put in

by the user.