Here is an explanation of the different types of PHP errors:
PHP Error Types
PHP has several types of errors that can occur during script execution. These errors are classified into different categories based on their severity and impact on the script's execution. Here are the main types of PHP errors:
1. Parse Errors
Parse errors, also known as syntax errors, occur when the PHP parser encounters code that does not conform to the language's syntax rules. These errors prevent the script from executing altogether. For example:
echo "Hello, world!; // Missing closing quote
2. Fatal Errors
Fatal errors, also known as "E_ERROR" errors, are the most severe type of error in PHP. They indicate a critical problem that causes the script to terminate immediately. Examples include:
Calling an undefined function
Accessing a non-existent file or resource
Exceeding the memory limit
3. Warning Errors
Warning errors, or "E_WARNING" errors, indicate a problem that does not prevent the script from executing but may lead to unexpected behavior. For instance:
