Q1) Write a python function that will remove a given character from a sentence based on the starting and ending index of the sentence. In the place of the removed characters, add the count of the number of characters removed so far. For this program, you need to take 4 user inputs. • Sentence • Character to be removed . Starting index (inclusive) • Ending index (inclusive) Few exceptions to catch: • Name Error if a variable is not found. Print 'Name Error: Variable not defined' • Value Error if the starting index and ending index is not an integer. Print 'Value Error: Wrong input, please enter an integer value. • Type Error when adding count in the new sentence. Print Type Error: Cannot add integer value with string. • Index Error if the starting and ending index is out of range. Print 'Index Error: Index is outside the range of sentence length. • For other exceptions, catch Exception. Print 'Some other error occurred. Example 1: Input:

Q1) Write a python function that will remove a given character from a sentence based on the starting and ending index of the sentence. In the place of the removed characters, add the count of the number of characters removed so far. For this program, you need to take 4 user inputs. • Sentence • Character to be removed . Starting index (inclusive) • Ending index (inclusive) Few exceptions to catch: • Name Error if a variable is not found. Print 'Name Error: Variable not defined' • Value Error if the starting index and ending index is not an integer. Print 'Value Error: Wrong input, please enter an integer value. • Type Error when adding count in the new sentence. Print Type Error: Cannot add integer value with string. • Index Error if the starting and ending index is out of range. Print 'Index Error: Index is outside the range of sentence length. • For other exceptions, catch Exception. Print 'Some other error occurred. Example 1: Input:

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