Chain multiple catch blocks to handle different exceptions differently. Write Order matters when catching related types. Put derived classes before base classes. If Only the first matching catch runs.
After handling an exception, control jumps past all remaining catch blocks. You can't fall through from one catch to the next like switch cases. Understanding this concept deeply will help you write better code.
Practice with examples until the pattern becomes automatic. Review earlier sections if anything is unclear. Building on solid foundations makes advanced topics easier.