Combine the concepts! Create a custom `BankOverdraftException` inheriting from `std::exception` that stores an `int deficit`. Override `what()` to return “Overdraft”. In `BankAccount::withdraw(amount)`, if `amount > balance`, throw the custom exception holding `amount – balance`. Read balance and withdrawal. Catch it and print ‘Overdraft by [deficit]’. If successful, print ‘Remaining: [balance]’.
Two space-separated integers.
Print remaining balance or overdraft amount.
None
100 150
Overdraft by 50
A complete, robust workflow combining custom exception inheritance, state payloads (deficit), method overriding, and OOP protection logic.
#include <iostream>
#include <exception>
class BankOverdraftException : public std::exception {
// Store deficit and override what()
};
class BankAccount {
// Implement balance and withdraw()
};
int main() {
// Read input and execute workflow
return 0;
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