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A voter registration desk refuses impossible ages and turns away people under 18.
Write InvalidAgeException extends RuntimeException with a constructor that passes its message to super(message). Write a class Voter whose constructor throws it when the age is below 0 or above 120, and a method boolean canVote(). Catch the exception in main.
REGISTERED name, TOO YOUNG name, age a or REJECTED name: age a is not valid. Then REGISTERED r OF n.Example
Input
3 Asha 25 Ravi 16 Kiran -3
Output
REGISTERED Asha TOO YOUNG Ravi, age 16 REJECTED Kiran: age -3 is not valid REGISTERED 1 OF 3
Ravi is under 18; -3 is not a real age.
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The message is built where the exception is thrown: throw new InvalidAgeException("age " + age + " is not valid").
Put new Voter(...) inside try; when the constructor throws, no object is made.
An unchecked exception (from RuntimeException) needs no throws clause.
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