I wrote this code and now want to include Python’s exception handling using try/except to catch the error and print out a customized error message. I created a section called #Exception handling for this in the body of my code. from math import *def main():#Creates entire main function.   # GUI Setup   win = GraphWin(“Circle Intersection”, 600, 300)   win.setCoords(0, 0, 600, 300)   leftScr = Rectangle(Point(0, 0), Point(300, 300))   leftScr.setFill(“peachpuff”)   leftScr.draw(win)   for i in range(0,600,):       Line(Point(0,i*10),Point(10,i*10)).draw(win)   Text(Point(15,150), “0”).draw(win).setSize(9)#This is a circle function:   Cc =Circle(Point(150,150),4)   Cc.setFill(“white”)   Cc.draw(win)#Information Gathering from console   Text(Point(450,280), “This Program Computes the Intersection”).draw(win).setSize(9)   Text(Point(450,260), “of a Circle with a horizontal line.”).draw(win).setSize(9)   Text(Point(400,190), “What is the Radius?: “).draw(win).setSize(9)   Text(Point(409,160), “Define the Y-Intersect (< radius)?: ").draw(win).setSize(9)#Input   Radius = Entry(Point(520,190), 5)   Radius.setText("0.0")   Radius.draw(win)   yInt = Entry(Point(520,160), 5)   yInt.setText("0.0")   yInt.draw(win)   win.getMouse()   y = float(yInt.getText())   r = float(Radius.getText())#This is input controls:   if r