Debugging in PHP

Debugging in PHP - Important Points

A. Displays the current stack trace

B. Displays the current error message

C. Displays a list of all variables in the current scope

D. None of the above

A. To stop the execution of the script on an error

B. To display errors in the browser console

C. To log errors to a file or database

D. To test if a condition is true and trigger an error if it is not

A. To turn off error reporting

B. To set the level of error reporting

C. To display all errors

D. To log errors to a file or database

A. Sets a custom function to handle uncaught exceptions

B. Sets a custom function to handle runtime errors

C. Sets a custom function to handle syntax errors

D. None of the above

A. To display errors in the browser console

B. To log errors to a file or database

C. To stop the execution of the script on an error

D. None of the above