Create a class named shapes, having two functions, getdim() and setdim() alongside constructor. Create functions named writing (to write the contents of an object into file), reading (to read from a file and display) and if it encounters any int occurrence, then it throws an exception to its handler and display errors. Exercise this in main and write and read from file.

Create a class named shapes, having two functions, getdim() and setdim() alongside constructor. Create functions named writing (to write the contents of an object into file), reading (to read from a file and display) and if it encounters any int occurrence, then it throws an exception to its handler and display errors. Exercise this in main and write and read from file.

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