How can I catch multiple exceptions in one Line in Java?
In Java, you can catch multiple exceptions in one line using the multi-catch syntax introduced in Java 7.
You separate the exception types with a vertical bar (|). Example:
try // code that may throw exceptions
In this example, the catch block will catch both IOException and SQLException.
Note that you can catch multiple exceptions of different types, but they must be subclasses of the same superclass or implement the same interface.
Also, be aware that when catching multiple exceptions in one line, the type of the exception parameter (ex in the example) is the common superclass of all the exceptions listed. If you need to access exception-specific methods or fields, you may need to use the instance of operator to check the actual type of the exception.