Java:

Use inheritance to create a hierarchy of Exception classes -- EndOfSentenceException, PunctuationException, and CommaException. EndOfSentenceException is the parent class to PunctuationException, which is the parent class to CommaException.

Test your classes in a Driver class with a main method that asks the user to input a sentence. If the sentence ends in anything except a period (.), exclamation point (!), or question mark (?), the program should throw a PunctuationException. If the sentence specifically ends in a comma, the program should throw a CommaException.

Use a catch block to catch all EndOfSentenceExceptions, causing the program to print a message and terminate. If a general PunctuationException is caught, the program should print "The sentence does not end correctly." If a CommaException is caught, the program should print "You can't end a sentence in a comma." If there are no exceptions, the program should print "The sentence ends correctly." and terminate.

I understand that this will need to be 5 different classes (Exception, EndOfSentenceException extends Exception, PunctuationException extends EndOfSentenceException, CommaException extends PunctuationException, and ExceptionDriver), but I am confused by how to begin this. The previous answers to this question are either incorrect or incomplete. Any help would be appreciated!