Write code to do the following: $2$a$.$ Ask the user to input an integer and save it as variable i$.$ The user may or may not enter an integer. $2$b$.$ If the user enters a non$-$integer value, raise ValueError exception, display the default error message and exit the program. $2$c$.$ If the use enters an integer i$,$ find the element with index i in list$2$ and print it$.$ If the index is out of range, raise an exception and display an appropriate error message $($not default message$).2$d$.$ Ask the user to enter an integer j between $0$ and n$-1,$ where n is the number of elements of list$1.$ You can assume that they will enter a valid integer in the proper range. $2$e$.$ Then calculate list$1[$j$]+$list$2[$j$]$ and print the result with a suitable message. If an exception occurs, catch the exception and display the default error message. Add a finally clause the prints $$Done$!$