Write a program that analyzes a text file and performs simple math operations, for each line of

the file. The program should catch exceptions when the action cannot be executed, it should display

an appropriate message, and move to the next line.

Operations are limited to addition$/$subtraction$,$ division$/$multiplication $($up to two operations$),$

and a single parenthesis. Define your own exceptions, including the following exemplary situations:

$1+(2*3=$

syntax error: $\text{'})\text{'}$ expected

$1+(2*3)$

$5+12/0=$

$5+$a$=$

$5/1000000000000000000000=$

$$c$^\{$g$$~$[\backslash$pm Z

syntax error: $=$ expected

Zero Division Error

runtime error: a undefined

integer limit $(>32-$bit required$)$

illegal characters

If the text file is missing$/$cannot be opened, the program should display an appropriate message.