Hi all,
I've just submitted my project and am preparing for the exam which I'm taking tomorrow. While going through my code I realised I may have made a mistake with my SecurityException - I didn't implement my own in the suncertify.db package, but used the java.lang.SecurityException. For all the checking and double checking I did of my code, this slipped through the net - I didn't mention it in my choices document either.
My instructions say "Any unimplemented exceptions in this interface must be created as member classes of the suncertify.db package". I feel I can probably get away with this since SecurityException is implemented already, though given the choice I would go back and reimplement it since I think my use is wrong.
Does anyone know if this is likely to affect my mark in a major way? I'm particularly worried since the sentence includes the word "must". I'm just hoping I may have a chance to justify my "decision" in the exam tomorrow.
Thanks for any advice
Jon
I've just submitted my project and am preparing for the exam which I'm taking tomorrow. While going through my code I realised I may have made a mistake with my SecurityException - I didn't implement my own in the suncertify.db package, but used the java.lang.SecurityException. For all the checking and double checking I did of my code, this slipped through the net - I didn't mention it in my choices document either.
My instructions say "Any unimplemented exceptions in this interface must be created as member classes of the suncertify.db package". I feel I can probably get away with this since SecurityException is implemented already, though given the choice I would go back and reimplement it since I think my use is wrong.
Does anyone know if this is likely to affect my mark in a major way? I'm particularly worried since the sentence includes the word "must". I'm just hoping I may have a chance to justify my "decision" in the exam tomorrow.
Thanks for any advice
Jon