OOP with C++ (Handling Exceptions)

Write a Garage class that has a Car (i.e., object of a second class) that is having troubles with its Motor (i.e., object of a third class). Use a function-level try block in the Garage class constructor to catch an exception (thrown from the Motor class with the string This motor has problems) when its Car object is initialized. Throw a different exception with the string The car in this garage has problems with the motor from the body of the Garage constructors handler and catch it in the main function.