Using Java Create a custom exception class that overrides the getMessage( ) meth

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Using Java
Create a custom exception class that overrides the getMessage( ) method Create a class that manually throws an exception of your custom type Use System.out.println( ) to note where you are in the control flow. Example: “Starting try block”, “Ending try block”, “Starting catch block”, etc. Duck the exception at least once Implement a finally block that prints a graceful goodbye message Use the System.exit(0) command in the try block and rerun the application. Note the console output to see if the finally block executes. Using Java
Create a custom exception class that overrides the getMessage( ) method Create a class that manually throws an exception of your custom type Use System.out.println( ) to note where you are in the control flow. Example: “Starting try block”, “Ending try block”, “Starting catch block”, etc. Duck the exception at least once Implement a finally block that prints a graceful goodbye message Use the System.exit(0) command in the try block and rerun the application. Note the console output to see if the finally block executes.
Create a custom exception class that overrides the getMessage( ) method Create a class that manually throws an exception of your custom type Use System.out.println( ) to note where you are in the control flow. Example: “Starting try block”, “Ending try block”, “Starting catch block”, etc. Duck the exception at least once Implement a finally block that prints a graceful goodbye message Use the System.exit(0) command in the try block and rerun the application. Note the console output to see if the finally block executes. Create a custom exception class that overrides the getMessage( ) method Create a class that manually throws an exception of your custom type Use System.out.println( ) to note where you are in the control flow. Example: “Starting try block”, “Ending try block”, “Starting catch block”, etc. Duck the exception at least once Implement a finally block that prints a graceful goodbye message Use the System.exit(0) command in the try block and rerun the application. Note the console output to see if the finally block executes.

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//Implementation of try -catch block
//Code to copy
//Tester.java
public class Tester {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      
       double numerator=10;
       int denominator=0;
      
       //try-catch block
       try {
          
           System.out.println("Starting try block");
           //Check if denominator is 0
           //then throws custom exception
           if(denominator==0)
               throw new CustomDivideByZero("Custome Exception : Cannot divide by 0");
          
           //This will not run
           double result=numerator/denominator;
          
          
           System.out.println("result = "+result);
           System.out.println("Ending try block");
          
          
       } catch (CustomDivideByZero e) {
           //catch block
           System.out.println("Starting catch block");
           System.out.println(e.getMessage());
           System.out.println("Ending catch block");

       }
       finally
       {
           //finally block
           System.out.println("finally ,good bye!.");
       }      
   }
}//end of the class

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//CustomDivideByZero.java
public class CustomDivideByZero extends Exception{

   //constructor
   public CustomDivideByZero(String msg) {
       super(msg);
   }
   //Override the getMessage method
   public String getMessage() {
       return super.getMessage();
   }
}

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Sample Output:

Starting try block
Starting catch block
Custome Exception : Cannot divide by 0
Ending catch block
finally ,good bye!.

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