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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 4042259

 * @summary Check that a class can inherit multiple methods with conflicting throws clauses.

 * @author maddox

 *

 * @compile ThrowsIntersection_2.java

 */

package ThrowsIntersection_2;

class Ex1 extends Exception {}

class Ex2 extends Exception {}

class Ex3 extends Exception {}

interface a {

  int m1() throws Ex1, Ex3;

}

interface b {

  int m1() throws Ex3, Ex2;

}

// Either order should work

abstract class c1 implements a, b {}

abstract class c2 implements b, a {}

class d extends c1  {

  public int m1() throws Ex3 {

    return 1;

  }

}

class e extends c2 {

  public int m1() throws Ex3 {

    return 1;

  }

}