[Solved] How can you handle both IOException and FileNotFoundException in multiple catch blocks correctly? — Ans: Catch FileNotFoundException first, then IOException | Java

Java - Exception Handling

How can you handle both IOException and FileNotFoundException in multiple catch blocks correctly?

ACatch only <code>IOException</code>

BCatch <code>FileNotFoundException</code> first, then <code>IOException</code>

CCatch <code>IOException</code> first, then <code>FileNotFoundException</code>

DCatch only <code>FileNotFoundException</code>

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand exception hierarchy
FileNotFoundException is subclass of IOException.
Step 2: Order catch blocks
Subclass exception must be caught before superclass to avoid unreachable code.
Final Answer:
Catch FileNotFoundException first, then IOException -> Option B
Quick Check:
Subclass catch before superclass catch [OK]

Quick Trick: Catch subclass exceptions before superclass exceptions [OK]

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