The only change is just

Exception e

->

e: Exception

And there's no multi-catch yet, right?

There is, you can have multiple catch block

Multi-catch usually refers to doing something like

e: Exception1 | Exception2

to avoid duplicating error handling logic in multiple catch blocks.

Well then there is not, cause this way e will have multiple types, which in Kotlin is not allowed yet

try { } catch(e: Exception) { when(e) { is TypeOne -> dosomething() is TypeTwo -> doAnotherthing() } }

Yeah, single

catch

-blocks with multiple typed was what I was referring to. 😒imple_smile: