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Transcribed Image Text:user_input
input ()
while user_input != 'end':
try:
=
# Possible ValueError
divisor =
int (user_input)
# Possible ZeroDivisionError
print (60 // divisor) # Truncates to an integer
except ValueError:
print ('v')
except ZeroDivisionError:
print ('z')
user_input
print ('OK')
=
Type the program's output
input ()
Input
nine
0
4
6
end
Output
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