1. Write a python function divide(num1, num2) that takes in two positive integers
2. and integer divides each of the corresponding digits to produce an answer.
3. For example, divide(356, 123) would equal 322 since 3//1 = 3 (hundreds place), 5//2 = 2 (tens place), and 6//3 = 2 (ones place).
4. If any of the digits in the second number are 0, the answer should have a 0 in that place.
5. Note that the integers may not necessarily have the same number of digits.
6. You must use a try-except block for full credit.

def test_divide():

assert(divide(356, 123) == 322)

assert(divide(356, 1203) == 102)

assert(divide(6308, 5) == 1)

assert(divide(4, 835) == 0)

assert(divide(2468, 1357) == 2111)

print("done!")