For this program, you are going to ask the user how many integers they want to input, store them, output the list, and output the average of the list.

Details:

The program should contain a function for prompting the user for how many integers they want to store

The number of integers stored must be at least $1$

If the user enters bad data, they should be told it's bad and be allowed to enter another integer

The program should contain another function that prompts the user for the integers they want to store

The numbers entered by the user must be integers

This function should have an input parameter with a default value. The default value should be used for each integer request except the last one which should override the parameter with something like "Enter your last integer: $"$

If the user enters bad data, they should be told it's bad and be allowed to enter another integer

Once the user has entered the correct number of integers, the program should print the list of integers

The program should then print the average value of the integers in the list

Along with your working program, you must also submit your working unit tests for your functions.

Your unit tests should assert that bad input raises the expected errors.