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Define and Use your own Exception Class
Define and Use your own Exception Class

Imports System

Public Class MainClass

    Shared Sub Main(ByVal args As String())
             Try
                 Console.WriteLine("Open file here")
                 Dim As Double = 0
                 Dim As Double = 5
                 Console.WriteLine("{0} / {1} = {2}", a, b, DoDivide(a, b))
                 Console.WriteLine("This line may or may not print")

                 ' most derived exception type first
             Catch As System.DivideByZeroException
                 Console.WriteLine_
                    "DivideByZeroException! Msg: {0}", e.Message)
                 Console.WriteLine("HelpLink: {0}", e.HelpLink)

                 ' catch custom exception
             Catch As MyCustomException
                 Console.WriteLine_
                    "MyCustomException! Msg: {0}", e.Message)
                 Console.WriteLine("HelpLink: {0}", e.HelpLink)
             Catch ' catch any uncaught exceptions
                 Console.WriteLine("Unknown exception caught")
             Finally
                 Console.WriteLine("Close file here.")
             End Try
    End Sub
         ' do the division if legal
         Shared Public Function DoDivide_
             ByVal a As Double, ByVal b As DoubleAs Double
             If b = Then
                 Dim As New DivideByZeroException( )
                 e.HelpLink = "http://www.java2java.com"
                 Throw e
             End If
             If a = Then
                 ' create a custom exception instance
                 Dim As New _
                   MyCustomException("Can't have zero divisor")
                 e.HelpLink = _
                    "http://www.java2java.com"
                 Throw e
             End If
             Return a / b
         End Function 'DoDivide

End Class

     Public Class MyCustomException
         Inherits System.ApplicationException

         Public Sub New(ByVal message As String)
             ' pass the message up to the base class
             MyBase.New(message)
         End Sub 'New

     End Class 'MyCustomException

           
       
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