Correct way to handle an exception in a constructor?

Question

Hi I was wondering if anyone could tell me if I implemented my code correctly. It compiles and runs fine, I'm just wondering if there is a more efficient or better way to do this.
     static Cabin cabinTest;
public static void main(String[] args)
          testEquals();
          testCompareTo();
          try
               cabinTest = new Cabin(5, 2, true);
          catch(Exception e)
               System.out.println("Invalid Input");
public Cabin (int cabinNumber, int rooms, boolean kitchen) throws Exception
          super("C" + cabinNumber, rooms==1 ? ONE_ROOM_RATE : TWO_ROOM_RATE,
                 rooms==1? ONE_ROOM_GUESTS : TWO_ROOM_GUESTS);
               this.rooms = rooms;
               this.kitchen = kitchen;
          

Answer 1

Thanks for your response.
I think I have done all I can do as far as what you pointed out. This is a class assignment so I am working with code and instructions I have been given.
The teacher said the constructor throws Exception. Here is the UML she provided for the constructor of the class she had us write.
+Cabin(in cabinNumber: int, in rooms: int,
         in kitchen: boolean) throws ExceptionAnd, this is simple test code :)
Thanks again