Modify this program to use exception handling you must use at least one try, accept, and final block for each function.

#Function to get numbers

def get_numbers():

#Declare list

numbers = []

#Prompt for input

count = int(input("How many numbers would you like to enter? "))

for i in range(count):

number = int(input("Enter a number: "))

numbers.append(number)

return numbers

#Function to get count

def get_count(numbers):

return len(numbers)

#Function to get sum

def get_sum(numbers):

total = 0

for number in numbers:

total += number

return total

#Function to get smallest

def get_smallest(numbers):

smallest = numbers[0]

for number in numbers:

if number < smallest:

smallest = number

#Return result

return smallest

def get_average(numbers):

return get_sum(numbers) / get_count(numbers)

numbers = get_numbers()

#Output results

print("Number of numbers entered:", get_count(numbers))

print("Sum of numbers:", get_sum(numbers))

print("Smallest number:", get_smallest(numbers))

print("Average of numbers:", get_average(numbers))

Fix any errors and make any changes from grading feedback.

Each function must have a try, accept, and finally block.

Your program should not crash on the wrong input.

If the wrong input is entered your program must do the following:

Tell the user their input is incorrect

Allow the user to enter another value

Reminder:

Program Header and method headers are required

All prints to the console must be described.

This program should not crash on any input given.