A multi$-$catch block allows you to use

Question $1$ options:

a$)$

a single catch block to handle multiple exceptions that are at the same level in the exception hierarchy

b$)$

multiple catch blocks to handle exceptions that are at different levels in the exception hierarchy

c$)$

multiple catch blocks to handle multiple exceptions that are at the same level in the exception hierarchy

d$)$

a single catch block to handle multiple exceptions that are at different levels in the exception hierarchy