Cоde exаmple 7-1privаte vоid btnCаlculate_Click(оbject sender, System.EventArgs e){ decimal weightInPounds = 0m; try { weightInPounds = Convert.ToDecimal(txtPounds.Text); if (weightInPounds > 0) { decimal weightInKilos = weightInPounds / 2.2m; lblKilos.Text = weightInKilos.ToString("f2"); } else { MessageBox.Show("Weight must be greater than 0.", "Entry error"); txtPounds.Focus(); } } catch(FormatException) { MessageBox.Show("Weight must be numeric.", "Entry error"); txtPounds.Focus(); }} (Refer to code example 7-1.) If the user enters “200#” in the text box and clicks the Calculate button, what does the code do?
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