Clone the C# project BankWithExceptions.
This exercise is about throwing and catching exceptions The project contains a class BankAccount. It defines a fairly straightforward bank account, but there are a few restrictions in it (see the code). One restriction is that the balance must not become negative.
The project also contains three additional classes:
- IllegalInterestRateException
- NegativeAmountException
- WithdrawAmountTooLargeException
They are all exception classes, i.e. they inherit from Exception. The specific purpose of each exception class is described in the code. The BankAccount class already uses the WithdrawAmountToo-LargeException class, to prevent that the balance becomes negative (see the Withdraw method)
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Modify the code in the BankAccount class, such that the additional exception classes are used properly
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Update the test code found in InsertCodeHere.cs, such that method calls that could cause an exception to be thrown are enclosed in try-catch blocks
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Test that the exceptions are thrown and handled properly, by adding some test code that will provoke the exceptions to happen