Can Multiple Catch Blocks be executed in C#?

We can use multiple catch blocks with a try statement. Each catch block can catch a different exception. The following code example shows how to implement multiple catch statements with a single try statement.

1. using System;    
2. class MyClient {    
3.     public static void Main() {    
4.         int x = 0;    
5.         int div = 0;    
6.         try {    
7.             div = 100 / x;    
8.             Console.WriteLine(“Not executed line”);    
9.         } catch (DivideByZeroException de) {    
10.             Console.WriteLine(“DivideByZeroException”);    
11.         } catch (Exception ee) {    
12.             Console.WriteLine(“Exception”);    
13.         } finally {    
14.             Console.WriteLine(“Finally Block”);    
15.         }    
16.         Console.WriteLine(“Result is {0}”, div);    
17.     }    
18. }