Exception Handling - Java - page 514

6. catch (Exception thrownObject)
{
System.out.println(thrownObject.getMessage());
}

7. thrownObject

8. Yes, it is legal.
9. Yes, it is legal.
10. public class PowerFailureException extends Exception
{
public PowerFailureException()
{
super ("Power Failure!");
}

public PowerFailureException(String message)
{
super (message);
}
}

11. public class TooMuchStuffException extends Exception
{
public TooMuchStuffException()
{
super ("Too much stuff!");
}

public TooMuchStuffException(String message)
{
super (message);
}
}

12. ExerciseException invoked with an argument.
Do Be Do
13. Test exception thrown!!
Test Exception thrown!
Message is Test Exception thrown!
14. try block entered:
MyException: Hi Mom!
End of example.

15. The output would be the same.