write a java program that finds if a number is even or odd and then performs some arithmetic operations as described below allow the user to enter an integer value. perform input validation on the user provided value. if the user provides an invalid input, do not perform any calculations and exit the program. for a valid input, perform the following actions: initially, identify if the user input is even or odd. based on the result, if input is even multiply the input value by 20 and display the product if input is odd divide the input value by 20 and display the quotient

write a java program that finds if a number is even or odd and then performs some arithmetic operations as described below allow the user to enter an integer value. perform input validation on the user provided value. if the user provides an invalid input, do not perform any calculations and exit the program. for a valid input, perform the following actions: initially, identify if the user input is even or odd. based on the result, if input is even multiply the input value by 20 and display the product if input is odd divide the input value by 20 and display the quotient

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