java - Throwing an exception after retrying a block of code -

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is correct, safe , sane throw exception after successful retry? programming principle violated in example?

class b {     private int total;      public void add(int amount) throws exception {         if (amount < 0) {             throw new exception("amount negative");         }         total += amount;     } }  class {     public b b = new b();      public void addtob(int amount) throws exception {         try {             b.add(amount);         } catch (exception ex) {             try {                 b.add(-amount);             } catch (exception ex2) {             }             throw new exception("amount negative. inverted , added.");         }      } }

your code working since calling addtob() method throws exception inside catch block must implement try-catch block within try-catch block. , @ end throwing exception after having many try-catch blocks not since exceptions if not handled can cause problems , bad practise throw exception if method success. see need user know happened inside method, can return string method tell user happened inside method.

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public string addtob(int amount){        string msg = "";         try{             b.add(amount);             msg ="successful";         }catch(exception ex){             try{                 b.add(-amount);             }catch(exception ex2){             }            msg= "amount negative. inverted , added.";         }  return msg;     }

even not best practise bt might need check this.


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