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Using Visual Basic 2008 - Develop Try...Catch exceptions to handle any error that can be typed by the user on the attached project. Change the NumericUpdown controls into TextBox. Make sure that any information typed in the TextBox is handled, including but not limited to, overflow exceptions, type mismatch, and division by zero, and display the appropriate warning so the user can correct the input.

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Please find attached the modified VB project. Good luck.

In your code there can be no division by zero exception, because there is no such calculation. I have added a trap of an overflow exception. Place this code in CMDCalculate_Click_Click method. All other exceptions will be reported at the bottom as generic message with exception detail: "Error during calculation:" + ex.Message. I think this is all that is needed. Please correct the rating ...

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