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 > *Note*: Some programming languages might support exceptions that are not representable as an object derived from `System.Exception`, although such exceptions could never be generated by C# code. A general `catch` clause might be used to catch such exceptions. Thus, a general `catch` clause is semantically different from one that specifies the type `System.Exception`, in that the former might also catch exceptions from other languages. *end note*
 
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-In order to locate a handler for an exception, `catch` clauses are examined in lexical order. A compile-time error occurs if a `catch` clause specifies a type that is the same as, or is derived from, a type that was specified in an earlier `catch` clause for the same try.
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 In order to locate a handler for an exception, `catch` clauses are examined in lexical order. If a `catch` clause specifies a type but no exception filter, it is a compile-time error for a later `catch` clause in the same `try` statement to specify a type that is the same as, or is derived from, that type. If a `catch` clause specifies no type and no filter, it shall be the last `catch` clause for that `try` statement.
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 > *Note*: Without this restriction, it would be possible to write unreachable `catch` clauses. *end note*