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Workshop #2: Exceptions: Learning Outcomes

This document provides instructions for a workshop on exceptions in Java. It has two parts. Part 1 involves writing a program that accepts a number from the user, handles invalid inputs using try-catch, and prints the number or an error message. Part 2 involves writing a program that accepts a string, checks if it matches a regular expression using matches(), handles errors using try-catch and throws, and prints the string or an error message. Step-by-step instructions are provided for both parts, including creating files and using specific Java constructs like do-while and regular expressions. The learning outcomes are to practice handling errors and describe what was learned.

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575 views4 pages

Workshop #2: Exceptions: Learning Outcomes

This document provides instructions for a workshop on exceptions in Java. It has two parts. Part 1 involves writing a program that accepts a number from the user, handles invalid inputs using try-catch, and prints the number or an error message. Part 2 involves writing a program that accepts a string, checks if it matches a regular expression using matches(), handles errors using try-catch and throws, and prints the string or an error message. Step-by-step instructions are provided for both parts, including creating files and using specific Java constructs like do-while and regular expressions. The learning outcomes are to practice handling errors and describe what was learned.

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Workshop #2: Exceptions

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this workshop, you will have demonstrated the abilities
to:

 Practice handling errors in your program.


 Describe to your instructor what you have learned in completing this workshop.

Requirements:

Part1: [5 points]

Write a Java program to accept a number and print out it. If the number is below 1 then a
message “the number is invalid” is printed out. Using do..while to input again, try-catch block to
handle errors.

The user interface may be:


Enter the number: - 2
The number is invalid”

Enter the number: world


The number is invalid”

Enter the number: 2


The number is 2

Step by step workshop instructions:


- Create a new project named “workshop2”
- In the project, create a new file named “Part1.java”
- In the method main, you type:

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Part 2: [5 points]

Write a Java program to accept a string and print out it. If the string does not match SExxx(x is
digit) then a message “the string is invalid” is printed out. Using do..while to input again.
Hint: In library class String, you should use the method matches() to do this, use try-
catch block and use throws to handle errors.

The user interface may be:


Input the string 1: I love u
the string is invalid

Input the string 1: SE123


the string is SE123

Step by step workshop instructions:

Background: In this workshop, you will use the pattern string( also called regular expression,
see more What is a Regular Expression? - Definition from Techopedia). You should read the
document to complete the exercise.

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Task 1: use try-catch

- In the project “Workshop2”, create a new file named “Part2.java”


- In the method main, you type:

At the row 9, use rules of the regular expression to create a pattern string “SExxx”, x is digit

Task 2: use throws keyword

- create a new file named “Part2_2.java”


- in the method main, type:

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