Many Java methods throw checked exceptions. You notice them when the
compiler complains:
public void writeStack(DataOutput out)
{ for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
{ String s = (String) stk.pop(); // error: throws EmptyStackException
out.writeChars(n); // error: throws IOException
}
}
The first instinct is to surround each line with a try/catch clause.
public void writeStack(DataOutput out)
{ for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
{ String s
try
{ s = (String)s.pop();
}
catch (EmptyStackException ese)
{// stack was empty
}
try
{ out.writeChars(s);
}
catch (IOExcep=ioe ioe)
{ // problem writing file
}
}
}
