PHP has four main types of errors at run time, plus deprecated messages.
| Type | Meaning | Stops the script? |
|---|
| Parse error | Wrong syntax, like a missing semicolon or bracket | Yes, nothing runs |
| Fatal error | A serious problem, like calling a function that does not exist | Yes |
| Warning | A problem, but PHP can go on, like a missing include file | No |
| Notice | A small problem, like using an undefined variable (in PHP 8 this is a warning) | No |
| Deprecated | You use a feature that will be removed in future | No |
In PHP 7 and above many fatal errors are thrown as Error objects, so you can catch them. Learn how to show, hide and handle errors in PHP Errors.
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