the code snippets below consist of a function that takes two numbers as an input $($initially strings$)$ and then checks whether the second number is a multiple of the first number.

# A program which checks if num$\_2$ is a multiple of num$\_1$

def check$\_$if$\_$multiple$()$:

try:

num$\_1=$ int$($input$(\text{'}$Enter first number: $\text{'}))$

num$\_2=$ int$($input$(\text{'}$Enter first number: $\text{'}))$

if num$\_2\%$ num$\_1==0$:

print$(\text{'}$True$\text{'})$

else:

print$(\text{'}$False$\text{'})$

except Exception as obj:

print$(\text{'}$Generic Exception Handler'$)$

except ValueError as obj:

print$(\text{'}$Expected Integer input'$)$

print$(\text{'}\_\_!$String value founded!$\_\_\text{'})$

Now, let$$s say a user gave the input for num$\_1$ and num$\_2$ as $\text{'}12\text{'}$ and $$Steve$,$ respectively. What will the output be$?$

The code will successfully run and show the following output:

Expected Integer input

$\_\_!$String value founded!$\_\_$

The program will crash because we are giving a string for the integer input.

The code will successfully run and show the following output:

Generic Exception Handler

The code will successfully run and show the output below:

False