Revise the Java program of Section 14.4.5 to use EOFException to detect the end of the input.

Section 14.4.5

Following is the Java program with the capabilities of the C++ program in Section 14.3.5:

The exception for a negative input, NegativeInputException, is defined in the program. Its constructor displays a message when an object of the class is created. Its handler produces the output of the method. ArrayIndexOutOf- BoundsException is a predefined unchecked exception that is thrown by the Java run-time system. In both of these cases, the handler does not include an object name in its parameter. In neither case would a name serve any purpose. Although all handlers get objects as parameters, they often are not useful.

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throw new NegativeInputException (); index = newGrade / 10; try { freq[index] ++; } //** end of inner try clause catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e) { if (newGrade == 100) freq [9]++; else System.out.println ("Error - new grade: newGrade + " is out of range"); + } /** end of catch (ArrayIndex... } //** end of while (true) ... } //** end of outer try clause catch (NegativeInput Exception e) { System.out.println ("\nLimits for (index = 0; index < 10; index++) { limit_1 = 10 * index; limit_2 = limit_1 + 9; if (index == 9) limit_2 System.out.println ("" + limit_1 + Frequency\n"); 100; limit_2 + " + freq [index]); } //** end of for (index = 0; ... } //** end of catch (NegativeInputException } //** end of method buildDist %3D ...