Write a program that includes the header using the pre-processor directive. Then create a class named MyException that inherits all properties from the exception class. In that class create a function what() which basically returns an error message string (“C++ Exception”). Finally inside the main function create a try{}…catch() block and inside the try block create an object of MyException class and use the throw keyword to explicitly throw an exception using this object

Write a program that includes the header using the pre-processor directive. Then create a class named MyException that inherits all properties from the exception class. In that class create a function what() which basically returns an error message string (“C++ Exception”). Finally inside the main function create a try{}…catch() block and inside the try block create an object of MyException class and use the throw keyword to explicitly throw an exception using this object

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter11: Exception Handling

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Problem 7E

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