Answer / syamkumarm

yes we can use multiple catch statements in exceptions
for example we r writing the program for databas connection
with some mathametical operations with some network concepts

then we may get arithmatic exception, sql exception, and
netwok exception socket, rmi etc there we need to catch all
thoes using different catch statement

Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)

yes multiple exceptions are possible,But the super class of
the particular exeption has to follw the sub claa.Reverse
will not be posible

Answer / devarathnam

YES. u can use multipel catch statements.

Answer / pratik

Yah you can use multiple catch statement.But the super
class type object should not come in catch statment before
sub class type object.

Answer / sakthi k

Yes we can use multiple catch statement for the exception.
try
{
Sop("exception");
}
catch(NumberFormatException)
{
}
catch(Exception)
{
}
we have to include the child exception above the parent
exception otherwise it shows an error. .

Answer / sitaram

yes, multiple exceptions are possible.
we can write the program like this.

try{
}
catch(ArrayOutofBoundException e){ // Child Class.
}
----
catch(Exception e){ //parent class
}

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