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3,781 PointsArgument Exception Not Found
Hey guys!
I have an error when doing this exercise. Anybody know what may be going On?
@Test (expected = NotEnoughFundsException.class)
public void noteEnoughFundsToVend() {
creditor.addFunds(50);
creditor.deduct(75);
}
1 Answer
Mihai Craciun
13,520 PointsYou have to throw an exception in the method signature. You almost got it.
@Test (expected = NotEnoughFundsException.class)
public void noteEnoughFundsToVend() throws Exception{
creditor.addFunds(50);
creditor.deduct(75);
}
Tony Gemenie
3,781 PointsTony Gemenie
3,781 PointsHey Mihai!
Good to hear from you! From my reading of the deduct() method if you don't have enough in the member variable money then the exception is thrown. Is this incorrect?
Mihai Craciun
13,520 PointsMihai Craciun
13,520 PointsWell yes but the method that uses the deduct method has to throw that Exception in order to handle it first. Or you can surround the method with a try/catch statement.