type the following code into the window -pressing enter after each linetryvalue int(input("type number between and ")exceptprint("you must type number between and !"elseif (value and (value < )print("you typed"valueelseprint("the value you typed is incorrect!"the only difference between this example and the previous example is that the except clause doesn' have the valueerror exception specifically associated with it the result is that this except clause will also catch any other exception that occurs choose runrun module you see python shell window open the application asks you to type number between and type hello and press enter the application displays an error message (refer to figure - perform steps and againbut type instead of hello the application generates the same error message (againrefer to figure - perform steps and againbut type instead of hello the application outputs the expected range error message (refer to figure - exception handling doesn' weed out range errors you must still check for them separately perform steps and againbut type instead of hello this timethe application finally reports that you've provided correct value of even though it seems like lot of work to perform this level of checkingyou can' really be certain that your application is working correctly without it perform steps and againbut press ctrl+ccmd+cor the alternative for your platform instead of typing anything you see the error message that' usually associated with input erroras shown in figure - the error message is incorrectwhich might confuse users howeverthe plus side is that the application didn' crash