Create a user-defined exception class InsufficientBalanceException that is a subclass of the built in Exception class.

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Create a user-defined exception class InsufficientBalanceException that is a subclass of the built in Exception class. This class has an instance variable amount, an overloaded constructor that initializes this amount, and a getter that returns the amount. (10 points)

2. Create a class (CheckingAccount) that encapsulates a bank account user details such as Name, Account number and balance. It consists of the following methods & constructor: (10 points)

a. An overloaded constructor that set the name and account number of the person.

b. The getters for the name, account and the balance.

c. A deposit void method that takes one parameter/argument and increments the balance of the user by the value of the parameter (deposit made to the account).

d. A withdraw void method that takes an argument (the amount to be withdrawn) from the account. If the amount being withdrawn is less than the current balance then the balance is decremented by the amount withdrawn otherwise compute the shortage amount and throw the InsufficientBalanceException and send a parameter (shortage amount) while throwing the exception. (Hint: make use of throw and throws statements in the withdraw method)

3. Create a Bank client class that creates a checking account and deposits some amount to that account to start with. You can deposit multiple times. Then the user withdraws some amount from the bank. You may withdraw multiple times. Remember that withdrawing money should be able to handle any exception that may be thrown due to insufficient balance in the account. (10 points)

Hint: Use try and catch block to handle any exceptions thrown due to insufficient balance.

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