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Q) How to supply a user defined exception to the user defined exception?




A)
class MyException extends Exception
{
       Myexception(String arg)
       {
              super(msg);
       }
}
-> calling explicit parameterized constructor of super class of this class.
->whenever the above exception has to be thrown
We have to say

Throw new MyException (“description goes here”);

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