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Chapter 11, Problem 5PC
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- Define a class named “Payroll”.
- Declare the required variables.
- Define a parameterize constructor to set “name” and “Id”.
- Define a “setName()” method to set “name”.
- Define a “setIdNum()” method to set “id”.
- Define a “setPayRate()” method to check the rate and throw “InvalidHrlyRateExcep” exception.
- Define a “setHrsWrked()” method to check the hours and throw “InvalidHrsExcep” exception.
- Define a “getName()” method to return name.
- Define a “getIdNum()” method to return Id number.
- Define a “getPayRate()” method to return pay rate.
- Define a “getHrsWrked()” method to return hours worked.
- Define a “getGrossPay()” method to compute and return gross pay.
- Define a class named “InvalidNameExcep” that extends “Exception” class.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid name.
- Define a class named “InvalidHrlyRateExcep” that extends “Exception” class.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid hour pay rate message.
- Define a constructor with one parameter.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid hour pay rate.
- Define a class named “InvalidHrsExcep” that extends “Exception” class.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid number of hours message.
- Define a constructor with one parameter.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid number of hours.
- Define a class named “InvalidIDExcep” that extends “Exception” class.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid ID message.
- Define a constructor with one parameter.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid ID.
- Define a class named “PayrollCheck”.
- Define a “main()” method to check payroll exception.
- Create an object or reference variable for a “Payroll” class.
- “try” block to call the “Payroll” constructor with empty string for name.
- “catch” block to catch the exception and print the error message.
- Same for the following “try…catch” block to check invalid Id, invalid hourly pay rate, invalid number of hours worked and print the corresponding error messages.
- Declare the required variables.
- Define a parameterize constructor to set “name” and “Id”.
- Define a “setName()” method to set “name”.
- Define a “setIdNum()” method to set “id”.
- Define a “setPayRate()” method to check the rate and throw “InvalidHrlyRateExcep” exception.
- Define a “setHrsWrked()” method to check the hours and throw “InvalidHrsExcep” exception.
- Define a “getName()” method to return name.
- Define a “getIdNum()” method to return Id number.
- Define a “getPayRate()” method to return pay rate.
- Define a “getHrsWrked()” method to return hours worked.
- Define a “getGrossPay()” method to compute and return gross pay.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid name.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid hour pay rate message.
- Define a constructor with one parameter.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid hour pay rate.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid number of hours message.
- Define a constructor with one parameter.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid number of hours.
- Define a constructor with no parameters.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid ID message.
- Define a constructor with one parameter.
- Call “super()” method to print invalid ID.
- Define a “main()” method to check payroll exception.
- Create an object or reference variable for a “Payroll” class.
- “try” block to call the “Payroll” constructor with empty string for name.
- “catch” block to catch the exception and print the error message.
- Same for the following “try…catch” block to check invalid Id, invalid hourly pay rate, invalid number of hours worked and print the corresponding error messages.
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