The while loop reads values from input until an integer is read. Complete the exception handler in the while loop to catch an InputMismatchException exception and: • Output "Removed unacceptable input for number of cents". End with a newline. • Discard the invalid input. Ex: If the input is 20 60, then the output is: 20 cents = 4 nickels Processed one valid input value Ex: If the input is Aya Tia 20 60, then the output is: Removed unacceptable input for number of cents Removed unacceptable input for number of cents 20 cents = 4 nickels Processed one valid input value Note: Each value read from input is on one line. 1 import java.util.Scanner; 2 import java.util.Input MismatchException; 3 4 public class Cents { 4567 5 public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scnr = new Scanner (System.in); int numCents; boolean valueFound = false; 7 8 9 3456 WNHO6 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 while (!valueFound) { try { numCents = scnr.nextInt (); valueFound = true; System.out.println(numCents + "cents = " + (numCents / 5) + " nickels"); System.out.println("Processed one valid input value");

1. Start
2. Initialize Scanner object scnr to read input from the user.
3. Declare an integer variable numCents and a boolean variable valueFound, both initially set to false.
4. Enter a while loop with condition !valueFound to repeatedly prompt for input until a valid input is provided.
    a. Inside the loop:
        i. Try to read an integer from the user using scnr.nextInt().
        ii. If no exception occurs, set valueFound to true.
            - Print numCents + " cents = " + (numCents / 5) + " nickels"
            - Print "Processed one valid input value"
        iii. If an InputMismatchException occurs:
            - Print "Removed unacceptable input for number of cents"
            - Discard the invalid input using scnr.nextLine()
5. End