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Write a Java program that takes user input for two numbers,
multiplies them, and prints the result. Ensure that your program is
user-friendly, handling different data types, and providing
meaningful output.
Submission Guidelines:
Use appropriate variable types for user input and the result.
Implement input validation to handle unexpected user inputs.
Print a clear and informative message along with the result.
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