Overview

You will write a program that will use a while loop to prompt a user for first$\_$num and second$\_$num, divide first$\_$num by second$\_$num and store the result in a variable called answer, and then print it out cleanly. Your program should handle the divide by zero error $($and no other errors$)$ and should make use of a try$-$execept$-$else block. It should continue until the user enters a $\text{'}$q$\text{'}.$

Expected Output

Example $1$

What is the first number? $($or type q to quit$)5$

What is the second number? $90$

$5/90$ is $0\mathrm{.}05555555555555555$

What is the first number? $($or type q to quit$)3$

What is the second number? $0$

You cannot divide by zero

What is the first number? $($or type q to quit$)55$

What is the second number? $10$

$55/10$ is $5\mathrm{.}5$

What is the first number? $($or type q to quit$)$ q

The program is over

Specifications

You should submit a single file called M$8$A$3.$py

It should follow the submission standards outlined here: Submission Standards

Your program must use a while$-$loop to collect user input until the user enters $\text{'}$q$\text{'}.$

Your program must store the user input in variables called first$\_$num and second$\_$num and must store the calculation in a variable named answer.

Your program must catch the error of dividing by zero only using a try$-$excecpt$-$else block

Tips and Tricks

Besides the error handling casting is key to this one. Make sure you are converting variables to the type you need when you need it$.$

Hard$-$Coded

Nothing is hard$-$coded for this file