In PHP 7, the Exception hierarchy was updated with the introduction of the Error class. Here's an explanation of the key differences between Error and ErrorException:
Error is a new base class introduced in PHP 7 that represents internal PHP errors, such as parsing errors or type errors. It is used for all fatal errors that cannot be recovered from[1].
ErrorException is a subclass of Exception that allows PHP errors to be handled like exceptions. It has existed since PHP 5.1[1].
The main difference is that Error is used for internal PHP errors, while ErrorException is used for converting PHP errors to exceptions[1].
Error has a $severity property that ErrorException lacks. This property indicates the severity level of the error[1].
You should use Error to catch all internal PHP errors, but not for your own custom exceptions. For custom...
