import java.io.*; //Imports the IOException class...





public class ExceptionTests

{

	public ExceptionTests() {}





	public void doSomeIO() throws IOException

	{

		//Assume some error occurred...

		//Normally, this should only happen

		//if a real error occurs but for

		//testing we will just throw an IOException!

		throw new IOException("While reading a file, an error occurred!");

	}



	public static void main(String[] args)

	{

		ExceptionTests tester=new ExceptionTests();



		try

		{

			System.out.print("\n\n>>> I'm at the start of the TRY block!\n\n");

			

			//Comment the next line out

			//to skip the exception from being thrown

			//and see what happens when we reach the end

			//of the try block.

			//We will skip the catch block

			//and continue on to the finally block.

			//Remember to recompile!

			tester.doSomeIO();



			System.out.print("\n\n>>> I'm at the end of the TRY block!\n\n");

		} //End Try Block

		catch(IOException e)

		{

			System.out.print("\n\n>>> I'm in the CATCH block!\n\n");



			//This is something we normally

			//want to do at the top level of

			//our code to "log" the error to STDERR.

			//You can printStackTrace any where in the

			//code you want, but definitely always

			//print it at the entry point to the code,

			//so you will always log all errors.

			//This assumes you throw your exceptions

			//ALL the way up the call stack.

			e.printStackTrace();

		}

		finally

		{

			System.out.print("\n\n>>> I'm in the FINALLY block!\n\n");

		}

	}

}