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Creating Custom Exceptions in Java

The document is an assignment submission for an object oriented programming course. It provides details of the assignment such as the course code, title, assignment number and name which is to create a user defined exception subclass. It also lists the student submitting the assignment and the instructor it is being submitted to, along with the submission date and a remarks section.

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Creating Custom Exceptions in Java

The document is an assignment submission for an object oriented programming course. It provides details of the assignment such as the course code, title, assignment number and name which is to create a user defined exception subclass. It also lists the student submitting the assignment and the instructor it is being submitted to, along with the submission date and a remarks section.

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Assignment

Course Code : CSE 201.


Course Title : Object Oriented Programing.
Assignment No : 02.
Assignment Name : Creating your own exception subclass .

Submitted By: Submitted To:


Name: Ra-Ad Arafin Name: Dr. Muhammad Aminur Rahman
Id : 183002035 Dessignation: Assistant Professor
Dept. Of CSE, GUB Dept. Of CSE, GUB
Section: DC

Date of Submission: 1/6/2020

Remarks

WHAT IS USER DEFINED EXCEPTION ?


User Defined Exception or custom exception is creating your own exception
class and throws that exception using “throw ”Keyword.
This can be done by extending the class Exception There is no need to
Override any of the above methods available in the Exceptionless your derived
class.
Thank you sir!!

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