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Processing Multiple Exceptions

In its simplest form, a try block has a single catch block. In reality, you often run into a situation

where the statements within a try block could trigger numerous possible exceptions. Create a new

C# Console Application project named ProcessMultipleExceptions, add your existing Car, Radio,

and CarIsDeadException classes to the new project (via Project ➤ Add Existing Item), and update

your namespace names accordingly.

Now, update the Car’s Accelerate() method to also throw a base class library–predefined

ArgumentOutOfRangeException if you pass an invalid parameter (which we will assume is any value

less than zero):