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Exception Handling in C++

I have to write an exception class that will output a different message for each different situation, how do I even start writing an exception class. Please help. Thanks

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You can create an exception class by simply using a message in it.  For example, if you were checking for invalid digits, you would use

InvalidDigit::InvalidDigit()
{ msg = "That is not a valid digit.\n"; }

Then, in your code you could have

if(!(isdigit(n)))
  throw InvalidDigit();

Hope this helps!
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mb650cd,

Please wrap up this question; you have had sufficient time to evaluate these comments.
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