What is the multi-catch block in java?
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Answer / Tara Datt Joshi
The multi-catch block in Java allows catching multiple exceptions in a single catch block. It is defined using multiple catch clauses, separated by the | symbol. When executing, the JVM checks each catch clause from top to bottom until it finds an exception that matches the thrown exception. If no match is found, the program throws a RuntimeException.
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