error: exception java.io.FileNotFoundException

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Because you aren’t doing anything to open a file within the try block it’s impossible to throw a File Not Found. Move the Scanner declaration down within the try block and I would expect that’ll fix it. At that point you can remove the “throws” declaration from your method signature.

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