@gilbert
In PHP, you can catch multiple exceptions using the try-catch block with multiple catch blocks. Each catch block will handle a different type of exception.
Here's an example of catching multiple exceptions in PHP:
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try { // some code that may throw exceptions } catch (ExceptionType1 $e) { // handle ExceptionType1 } catch (ExceptionType2 $e) { // handle ExceptionType2 } catch (Exception $e) { // handle all other exceptions } |
In this example, the try block contains the code that may throw exceptions. The catch blocks follow the try block and handle the different types of exceptions that may be thrown.
The first catch block handles exceptions of type ExceptionType1, the second catch block handles exceptions of type ExceptionType2, and the third catch block handles all other exceptions that are not caught by the previous catch blocks.
You can add as many catch blocks as needed to handle different types of exceptions that may be thrown by the code in the try block.