I have an issue in Java. Consider the Employee class having an attribute called age.
class Employee{
private int age;
public void setAge(int age);
}
How do I restrict/prevent the setAge(int age) method such that it accepts only positive numbers and it should not allow negative numbers,
Note: This has to be done without using client-side validation. How do I achieve it using Java/server side validation only. The validation for age attribute should be handled such that no exception is thrown.
You simply have to validate the input from the user in the method:
public void setAge(int age) {
if (age < 0)
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Age cannot be negative.");
// setter logic
}
If you cannot throw an exception then you might wanna try:
public boolean setAge(int ageP) {
// if our age param is negative, set age to 0
if (ageP < 0)
this.age = 0
else
this.age = ageP;
// return true if value was good (greater than 1)
// and false if the value was bad
return ageP >= 0;
}
You can return whether or not the value was valid.
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