Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Author: SAVITCH
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 16, Problem 6PP
Program Plan Intro
- Include required library files.
- Define a “throwExcepAt()” function to throw exception at user input level.
- Check “currLevel” is not equal to “excepLevel” using “if” statement.
- The condition is true, print calling depth.
- Call “throwExcepAt()” function to calling depth recursively.
- Define a “main()” function.
- Declare and initialize an integer variable.
- Get the input from user to throw exception.
- Assign the input to the variable.
- “try” block to call “thrwoExcepAt()” function with two arguments
- “catch” block to print the exception thrown message.
- Check “currLevel” is not equal to “excepLevel” using “if” statement.
- The condition is true, print calling depth.
- Call “throwExcepAt()” function to calling depth recursively.
- Declare and initialize an integer variable.
- Get the input from user to throw exception.
- Assign the input to the variable.
- “try” block to call “thrwoExcepAt()” function with two arguments
- “catch” block to print the exception thrown message.
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