2.5 Implement the main method that will ask the user to provide 2 integers as input. After taking both values you should do the following: If the first input value is any number other than 2 or 3 you must provide as output the error message: "Error: you can only calculate square or cube roots". M105 TMA Fall 2021-2022 - If the first input value is 2, you should check that the second input value is not negative. If the second input value is negative, you must provide the error message: "Error: you cannot calculate the square root of a negative number". In case there are no problems with the input values, you should call the Root method and print the returned output rounded to 4 decimal places. 2.6 Take screenshots for 5 sample runs with the following values for the input numbers: - index: (any integer other than 2 or 3), number: (any integer) index: 2, number: (any negative integer) index: 2, number: (any positive integer) index: 3, number: (any negative integer) index: 3, number: (any positive integer )

2.5 Implement the main method that will ask the user to provide 2 integers as input. After taking both values you should do the following: If the first input value is any number other than 2 or 3 you must provide as output the error message: "Error: you can only calculate square or cube roots". M105 TMA Fall 2021-2022 - If the first input value is 2, you should check that the second input value is not negative. If the second input value is negative, you must provide the error message: "Error: you cannot calculate the square root of a negative number". In case there are no problems with the input values, you should call the Root method and print the returned output rounded to 4 decimal places. 2.6 Take screenshots for 5 sample runs with the following values for the input numbers: - index: (any integer other than 2 or 3), number: (any integer) index: 2, number: (any negative integer) index: 2, number: (any positive integer) index: 3, number: (any negative integer) index: 3, number: (any positive integer )

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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