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Problem 2: Using HTML/JavaScript, find and display the number of multiples of a certain number entered by the user. First have the user enter a number in a prompt box from 1-10. Check if they enter a valid number - if they don't, prompt them again. Use a loop for this.
Next, use a second loop to have the user enter a number in a prompt box and determine if it is a multiple of the number they entered. Keep count of how many multiples of their number they entered. Have the user enter a 0 when they are finished entering numbers. At the end, print out the number of multiples of their number they entered.
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