ParseException; must be caught (Try/Catch) (Java) [duplicate]

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The format is:

try {
 //The code you are trying to exception handle
}
catch (Exception e) {
 //The handling for the code
}

Put the parse calls in a try block (preferably each in their own), and then specify in the catch block what should happen if the parsing fails.

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