A try statement must have at least one catch statement, but could have many catch statements, and may or may not have a finally clause.

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All try statements must have at least one catch statement or there is no reason to have the try statement. There can be one catch statement for each type of exception that might be thrown. The programmer may specify as many catch statements as is felt necessary. Further, a try statement may have a finally clause, but does not need one.

A Try Statement Must Have at Least One Catch Statement