java - order in multi-catch exception handler -


i know since java 7 can use multi-catch wonder if order of exceptions in matters in previous versions of java? e.g put in exception , sqlexception , ioexception ?

try {       // execute code may throw 1 of 3 exceptions below.  } catch(exception | sqlexception | ioexception e) {        logger.log(e);  } 

or should way ?

try {      // execute code may throw 1 of 3 exceptions below.  } catch(sqlexception | ioexception e) {     logger.log(e);  } catch(exception e) {     logger.severe(e); } 

there's no point in single catch block catch(exception | sqlexception | ioexception e) since exception covers sub-classes ioexception , sqlexception.

therefore catch(exception e) enough if wish same handling of exception types.

if want different handling more general exception, second code snippet makes sense, , here order of 2 catch blocks matters, since must catch more specific exception types first.


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