Bill split with finally

Problem

Friends split a restaurant bill equally in whole rupees. Read the bill and the number of friends as text, then convert them.

If both are whole numbers and friends is not 0, print Each pays: X and Left over: R (the rupees that cannot be shared equally).
If either one is not a whole number, print Please enter whole numbers.
If friends is 0, print Friends cannot be zero.

Whatever happens, the last line must be Bill closed, printed from a finally block.

Input: Line 1: the bill. Line 2: the number of friends. Each line may be any text.
Output: The result line(s) described above, then Bill closed.
Constraints: A valid bill is 0 to 100000
A valid number of friends is 0 to 100
The bill is converted before the number of friends

Example 1

Input

1000
3

Output

Each pays: 333
Left over: 1
Bill closed

1000 / 3 = 333, and 1000 % 3 = 1.

Example 2

Input

500
0

Output

Friends cannot be zero
Bill closed

finally runs after the catch block too.

Try the problem first. Open one hint at a time.

Hint 1

Read both lines as text with nextLine() before the try block.

Hint 2

Use two catch blocks: NumberFormatException for bad text and ArithmeticException for dividing by 0.

Hint 3

Put the Bill closed print in finally, not after the try-catch, to practise how finally works.

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