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Write a program that read in an integer. If the integer is a negative number, catch the exception and print an error message "Invalid Integer: value negative" and prompt the user for another number. If the integer is zero, catch the exception and print a message, "Integer cannot be zero, and end the program. Otherwise, just print the value of the integer.

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