Do you mean the list of exceptions? If so, there is no limit, since anyone
can derive a new class exception from System.Exception, but your try/catch
blocks can be adjusted to trap specific exceptions and/or the generic
System.Exception.
Why do you need that list?
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Carlos J. Quintero
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