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Question

Does this code:
public class BadAttributeExceptionClass extends Exception
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass()
          super("An exception has occured while trying to set an attribute value.");
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String message)
          super(message);
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String badAttribute,int value)
          super("The user has tried to enter an invalid value for the attribute "+badAttribute+
                    " . The value "+value+" is out of range.");
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String badAttribute,double value)
          super("The user has tried to enter an invalid value for the attribute "+badAttribute+
                    " . The value "+value+" is out of range.");
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String badAttribute,String value)
          super("The user has tried to enter an invalid value for the attribute "+badAttribute+
                    " . The value "+value+" is out of range.");
satisfy this requirement:
BadAttributeValueException Class
You will be creating several constructors for this class.
Default Constructor
This constructor will pass a string to its superclass that states that an error has occurred while trying to set an attribute value. This will be used as the generic message when no additional information is passed to this class.
One String Argument Constructor
This constructor will just take whatever string is passed to it as an argument and send it on to its super class. This allows the user of this class to customize their error message anyway that they want
Overloaded Two Argument Constructors
You will create the following 2-argument constructors:
Arg 1     Arg 2      Description
String     int     Used when integer attributes are attempting to be initialized
String     double     Used when double attributes are attempting to be initialized
String     String     Used when string attributes are attempting to be initialized
The first argument is the name of the attribute and the second argument is the bad value that wasn?t accepted in the mutator for this attribute.
These constructors will be used to pass the name of the attribute and the bad value. Three different constructors are needed since your attributes have different data types. This will provide as much feedback as possible to the users of the multiple constructors.
You need to create a string that tells the user that:
?     An error has occurred
?     The name of the attribute
?     The value that was incorrect.
You will then pass this string to the super class constructor.
Thx for any help !!

Answer 1

Could be wrong but it sounds like you need the message plus both the attribute and value for the last three constructors. If so:
public class BadAttributeExceptionClass extends Exception
    private static final String MESSAGE = "An exception has occured while trying to set an attribute value. The user has tried to enter an invalid value for the attribute ";
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass()
          super(MESSAGE);
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String message)
          super(message);
    public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String badAttribute,int value)
          this(badAttribute, value);
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String badAttribute,double value)
          this(badAttribute, value);
     public BadAttributeExceptionClass(String badAttribute,String value)
          super(MESSAGE+badAttribute+". The value "+value+" is out of range.");
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