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VB.Net Tutorial » Development » Try Catch   7. 5. 5. Filtered Exception     Option Strict Off Public Module Tester     Public Sub Main       Dim a, b As Integer       Try                    a = 0          b = 0          a = a/b       Catch e As DivideByZeroException When a = 0          Console.WriteLine("Division by zero error: " & _                           "the first divisor must not be zero.")       Catch e As DivideByZeroException When b = 0          Console.WriteLine("Division by zero error: " & _                            "the second divisor must not be zero.")       Catch e As Exception          Console.WriteLine("Error: " & e.Message)       End Try    End Sub End Module             Error: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow. 7. 5. Try Catch 7. 5. 1.  Try Catch Exception 7. 5. 2.  Catch Exception throwed from a Method 7. 5. 3.  Catch specific Exception from a Method 7. 5. 4.  Catch different Exception with multiple catch statements 7. 5. 5.  Filtered Exception 7. 5. 6.  Catch without Exception type 7. 5. 7.  Catch custom exception

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