Java Multi-Catch Blocks: Simplify Error Handling & Reduce Code Duplication

Learn how Java’s multi-catch feature allows handling multiple exceptions in a single block, reducing redundancy and improving code clarity. Includes real-world examples and best practices.

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🚀 Why Use Multi-Catch Blocks in Java?

Before Java 7, handling multiple exceptions required separate catch blocks, leading to:
❌ Code duplication — Repetitive handling logic for similar exceptions
❌ Messy try-catch structures — Harder to read and maintain
❌ Unnecessary verbosity

💡 Solution? Multi-catch blocks allow catching multiple exceptions in one block, making code cleaner and more efficient.