PHP: exceptions vs errors? -


maybe i'm missing somewhere in php manual, difference between error , exception? difference can see errors , exceptions handled differently. causes exception , causes error?

exceptions thrown - intended caught. errors unrecoverable. lets instance - have block of code insert row database. possible call fails (duplicate id) - want have "error" in case "exception". when inserting these rows, can this

try {   $row->insert();   $inserted = true; } catch (exception $e) {   echo "there error inserting row - ".$e->getmessage();   $inserted = false; }  echo "some more stuff"; 

program execution continue - because 'caught' exception. exception treated error unless caught. allow continue program execution after fails well.


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