public class CustomExceptionClass {
// define custom exception with extend the built-in Exception class
// And make sure your class name ends with the word Exception,
// else you get Compile Error: Invalid type
class MyException extends Exception{
//Override the getMessage method of Exception class to show you custom Error
override public String getMessage(){
return 'The Show is HouseFull, No more Tickets are available';
}
}
// declare custom exception variable
MyException myExceptionVar = null;
//Constractor of OuterClass
public CustomExceptionClass(){
// create object of Custom Exception class
myExceptionVar = new MyException();
}
Integer TotalTickets = 5; // define some custom limit for error condition
// Define some person name who booked ticket
List<String> PersonName = new String[]{'Harry','Ron','Hermione'};
public Boolean addPerson(String newPersonName){ // Add another person
Boolean TicketBooked = false;
//use try Catch for Exception
try{
//Check the List
if(PersonName.size() >= TotalTickets) // If return True then throw Exception
throw myExceptionVar;
// Throw Exception it'll show the error which we written in getMessage
else //Else Add the Person name
PersonName.add(newPersonName);
TicketBooked = true;
}
//Catch block
catch(Exception e){
TicketBooked = false;
System.debug('we are in catch block');
System.debug(e.getMessage());
}
finally{
if(TicketBooked)
System.debug('Ticket Booked successfully');
else
System.debug('Booking failed');
}
return TicketBooked ;
}
}
// Execute Following
CustomExceptionClass a = new CustomExceptionClass();
//Current list size is 3 ('Harry','Ron','Hermione') and limit is 5 so we can add two more
a.addPerson('Viru'); // Ticket Booked Successfully
a.addPerson('Emma'); // Ticket booked Successfully
//current list size id 5 and limit is 5 so we are not good
a.addPerson('Draco'); //Booking failed
// define custom exception with extend the built-in Exception class
// And make sure your class name ends with the word Exception,
// else you get Compile Error: Invalid type
class MyException extends Exception{
//Override the getMessage method of Exception class to show you custom Error
override public String getMessage(){
return 'The Show is HouseFull, No more Tickets are available';
}
}
// declare custom exception variable
MyException myExceptionVar = null;
//Constractor of OuterClass
public CustomExceptionClass(){
// create object of Custom Exception class
myExceptionVar = new MyException();
}
Integer TotalTickets = 5; // define some custom limit for error condition
// Define some person name who booked ticket
List<String> PersonName = new String[]{'Harry','Ron','Hermione'};
public Boolean addPerson(String newPersonName){ // Add another person
Boolean TicketBooked = false;
//use try Catch for Exception
try{
//Check the List
if(PersonName.size() >= TotalTickets) // If return True then throw Exception
throw myExceptionVar;
// Throw Exception it'll show the error which we written in getMessage
else //Else Add the Person name
PersonName.add(newPersonName);
TicketBooked = true;
}
//Catch block
catch(Exception e){
TicketBooked = false;
System.debug('we are in catch block');
System.debug(e.getMessage());
}
finally{
if(TicketBooked)
System.debug('Ticket Booked successfully');
else
System.debug('Booking failed');
}
return TicketBooked ;
}
}
// Execute Following
CustomExceptionClass a = new CustomExceptionClass();
//Current list size is 3 ('Harry','Ron','Hermione') and limit is 5 so we can add two more
a.addPerson('Viru'); // Ticket Booked Successfully
a.addPerson('Emma'); // Ticket booked Successfully
//current list size id 5 and limit is 5 so we are not good
a.addPerson('Draco'); //Booking failed
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