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Language: Java
Expertise: Intermediate

Apr 2, 2001

Determine if an Error Has Occured During Object Construction

This can be achieved in java by throwing an exception from your Constructor. Since Constructors cannot return a value, this is the only way you can achieve error handling.

 
     Class MyCLass{
          private int x;
          File file;
         MyClass() throws MyException{
         x = 10;
         try{
         file = new File(


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