Write an application that prompts the user for two integers and then prompts the user to enter an option as follows: 1 to add the two integers, 2 to subtract the second integer from the first, 3 to multiply the integers, and 4 to divide the first integer by the second. Display an error message if the user enters an option other than 1 through 4 or if the user chooses the divide option but enters 0 for the second integer. Otherwise, display the results of the arithmetic.

Write an application that prompts the user for two integers and then prompts the user to enter an option as follows: 1 to add the two integers, 2 to subtract the second integer from the first, 3 to multiply the integers, and 4 to divide the first integer by the second. Display an error message if the user enters an option other than 1 through 4 or if the user chooses the divide option but enters 0 for the second integer. Otherwise, display the results of the arithmetic.

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