Checking Command Line Arguments

Of course, you can use any names for the arguments of the catch{} clauses. The blocks have to be in the given order since FileNotFoundException is a child class of IOException Also, the blocks should actually do something.

try
{
    . . . . 
}
catch(  FileNotFoundException nfx  )
{
}

catch(  IOException iox  )
{
}

All that remains is to check the command line arguments. The command line looks like this:

java copyBytes sourceFile to destinationFile

Here is the part of the program that checks that the command line is correct:

if ( _________________ _____ _________________  )
{
  System.out.println("java CopyBytes source to destination");
  return;
}

Sadly, there are three blanks which must be filled. Here is a list of possible blank-fillers:

• args.length == 3
• args.length != 3
• args[1].toUpperCase().equals("TO")
• !args[1].toUpperCase().equals("TO")
• &&
• ||