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Use of AssertionError()

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I have a from() method in a enumeration that converts
one enumeration from another (using a map that is build
statically from the values of the this enum).

Let's say that the enumeration that I want to convert has more elements added to it (say that the API changes)...

In this case, in the from() method, the get() method in the map will return null..

Is this a correct case to throw
a AssertionError()?

(Since this means that I haven't updated
the from() method to reflect the new additions to the other enum)

Or should I throw a runtime exception???
Oct 13 '11 #1
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