Python Code: Write a function that takes a single number as an argument: 1) This function should then check whether a number is an even number (2,4,6,8) and raise an exception if otherwise 2) Call this function with an uneven number first without catching the exception and then with catching the exception and printing a warning to the user afterwards Bonus: Do the same as the above but instead implement your solution for prime numbers and call the function with a non-prime number

C++   You did this way back in Unit 1! But now all of your RomanNumber code is wrapped up in a class, so the "main" program is short and sweet. As before, write a program that accepts entries from the user.   If it's an integer, convert to Roman Number and display. If it's a Roman Number, convert to integer and display. If it's neither, thrown an exception and continue to process The action to take here will be to display an error message If the entry is 0 or O (The digit 0 (zero) or the letter O) exit and state how many conversions were done of each type (integer to Roman and Roman to integer) and how many exceptions were thrown.   As I said, the main program will be short and sweet. Provide your .cpp code and a screen shot of your program in action. Enter twelve conversions - four integer to Roman, four Roman to integer, and two of each in which the input is invalid so that I can see the exceptions. The thirteenth and final entry will be 0 or O.

Instructions: Exception handing Add exception handling to the game (try, catch, throw). You are expected to use the standard exception classes to try functions, throw objects, and catch those objects when problems occur.  At a minimum, you should have your code throw an invalid_argument object when data from the user is wrong.    File GamePurse.h: class GamePurse { // data int purseAmount; public: // public functions GamePurse(int); void Win(int); void Loose(int); int GetAmount(); };   File GamePurse.cpp: #include "GamePurse.h" // constructor initilaizes the purseAmount variable GamePurse::GamePurse(int amount){      purseAmount = amount; } // function definations // add a winning amount to the purseAmount void GamePurse:: Win(int amount){      purseAmount+= amount; } //  deduct an amount from the purseAmount. void  GamePurse:: Loose(int amount){      purseAmount-= amount; }   // return the value of purseAmount. int GamePurse::GetAmount(){      return purseAmount; }   File…

please fix the issue hihlighted in yellow and please check my code.   In python language: Write a program that reads integers user_num and div_num as input, and output the quotient (user_num divided by div_num). Use a try block to perform all the statements. Use an except block to catch any ZeroDivisionError and output an exception message. Use another except block to catch any ValueError caused by invalid input and output an exception message. Note: ZeroDivisionError is thrown when a division by zero happens. ValueError is thrown when a user enters a value of different data type than what is defined in the program. Do not include code to throw any exception in the program. Ex: If the input of the program is: 15 3 the output of the program is: 5 Ex: If the input of the program is: 10 0 the output of the program is: Zero Division Exception: integer division or modulo by zero Ex: If the input of the program is: 15.5 5 the output of the program is: Input Exception: invalid literal for…