
Concept explainers
Explanation of Solution
Exception class:
The exception class to find whether the time entered is valid or not. The time should be in the format “hour:minute” followed by “am” or “pm”.
InvalidFormattingException.java:
//Create a class that extends Exception
public class InvalidFormattingException extends Exception
{
//Define a parameterized constructor
public InvalidFormattingException(String reason)
{
//Call the parent class's method by passing a message
super(reason);
}
}
Explanation:
The above class “InvalidFormattingException” occurs when the time entered by the user in invalid.
Complete program:
Main.java:
//Import required packages
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Scanner;
//Define the main class
class Main
{
//Declare required variables
private int hour, minute;
private boolean isAM;
//Constructor
public Main()
{
//Instantiate the values
hour = 0;
minute = 0;
isAM = false;
}
//Function definition to set the time
public void setTimeTo(String aTime) throws InvalidFormattingException
{
//Declare required variables
int hourFound;
int minuteFound;
String indicatorFound;
//Create an object for the scanner class
Scanner reader = new Scanner(aTime);
//Split using the delimiter
reader.useDelimiter(":");
//Try block
try
{
//Assign the hour
hourFound = reader.nextInt();
}
//Catch the exception
catch (Exception e)
{
//Throw the exception with a message
throw new InvalidFormattingException("Hour not an integer");
}
//Get the remaining string
String restOfString = reader.next();
reader = new Scanner(restOfString);
//Remove the last two characters
if(restOfString.length()<3)
//Throw the exception
throw new InvalidFormattingException("Bad format");
//Get the substring
String minuteString = restOfString.substring(0, restOfString.length()-2);
//Get the substring
String amString = restOfString.substring(restOfString.length()-2);
//Try block
try
{
//Convert the minute to integer
minuteFound = Integer.parseInt(minuteString);
}
//Catch the exception
catch (Exception e)
{
//Throw the exception
throw new InvalidFormattingException("Minute not an integer");
}
//Check condition
if(!amString.equals("am") && !amString.equals("pm"))
//Throw the exception with a message
throw new InvalidFormattingException("Did not have am/pm");
//Assign the value
hour = hourFound;
//Assign the value
minute = minuteFound;
//Check if the string is am
if(amString...

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