Try and catch block

Hi,

Yes... You can use any number of catch block along with the try in C#.

But the Exception class is super class. It should always come last in the sequence.

The Catch and Finally block is optional block in C#.

The catch block can be written without any exception class mentioned.

For example, it should be like the following.

try
{
//code here
}
catch(FileNotFoundException fEx)
{

}
catch(Exception Ex)
{

}


I have written a very good article along with lot of examples. Please refer the following.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/skumaar_mca/exception-handling-in-C-Sharp/


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