Try-catch

Try-catch is a PHP command, which runs a block of code, and catches some configured exceptions that the block may throw. It may be completed with a finally block.

The catch clause may be anonymous, when it only specifies the type of caught exception, without providing a variable name.

<?php

try {
    callSomeMethod();
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    // process the error here
}

?>

Documentation

See Also

• PHP: Try and Catch me if you can!
• How to Implement Try Catch Finally Blocks in PHP
• A PHP Pattern To Avoid Try/Catch Blocks Repetition

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