I have a class which extends Exception, but I am not allowed to override getMessage() from Exception so I got to find a way around it.
Just for a visualisation of the task, here is a example:
public class NoCertificateException extends Exception {
private Student[] students;
public NoCertificateException(Student[] students) {
this.students = students;
public String getMessage() {
String arrayToString = Arrays.toString(students);
String s = " has/have no certificate(s)";
return arrayToString s;
}
but in this case getMessage() gets overriden
CodePudding user response:
Exception has a constructor which takes a string, which is then used as the message.
So, invoke that constructor inside your constructor:
public NoCertificateException(Student[] students) {
super(Arrays.toString(students) " has/have no certificate(s)");
}
