An EOFException is thrown to indicate that an input operation has encountered
end of file. Note that some Java input operations react to end of file by returning a
distinguished value (such as -1) rather than by throwing an exception.
public classEOFExceptionextends IOException { publicEOFException(); publicEOFException(String s); }
22.28.1 public EOFException()
This constructor initializes a newly created EOFException with null as its error
message string.
22.28.2 public EOFException(String s)
This constructor initializes a newly created EOFException by saving a reference
to the error message string s for later retrieval by the getMessage method
(§20.22.3).