public class OutOfRangeException extends Exception			// we expect a certain range of int values from rangeMin to rangeMax
{
	private String variableName;
	private int variableValue, rangeMin, rangeMax;
	
	public OutOfRangeException()							// no arg constructor, we have no idea what variable or value was used
	{
		super("Out of range Exception generated");
		variableValue=rangeMin=rangeMax=0;
		variableName="";
	}
	
	public OutOfRangeException(String var, int value)		// we know the variable name and value but not the range
	{
		super(var + " has value " + value + " which is out of range");	
		variableName=var;
		variableValue=value;
		rangeMin=rangeMax=0;
	}

	public OutOfRangeException(String var, int value, int min)		// we know the variable name, value and the minimum in the range but not the max
	{
		super(var + " has value " + value + " which needs to be at least " + min);		
		variableName=var;
		variableValue=value;
		rangeMin=min;
		rangeMax=Integer.MAX_VALUE;
	}
		
	public OutOfRangeException(String var, int value, int min, int max)	// we know all of the info
	{
		super(var + " has value " + value + " which is out of the acceptable range of " + min + " to " + max);		
		variableName=var;
		variableValue=value;
		rangeMin=min;
		rangeMax=max;
	}
	
	public void setMin(int min)				// setter in case the Exception was created without a min value
	{
		rangeMin=min;
	}

	public void setMax(int max)				// setter in case the Exception was created without a max value
	{
		rangeMax=max;
	}	
		
	// accessors
	public int getValue() {return variableValue;}		
	public int getMin() {return rangeMin;}
	public int getMax() {return rangeMax;}	
	public String getVariableName() {return variableName;}
	
	// this toString can be risky as we may not know rangeMin and rangeMax in which case the output may not make sense!
	
	public String toString() {return variableName + " has value " + variableValue + " which is out of the acceptable range of " + rangeMin + " to " + rangeMax;}
}