Why is it advisable to use exit() or die() after triggering a user-level error in PHP?
- To immediately halt script execution on error
- To allow the script to continue running, ignoring the error
- To provide a detailed error message to the user
- To log the error and continue script execution
Using exit() or die() after a user-level error is advisable because it immediately halts the script execution, preventing further processing that may lead to undesirable consequences due to the error.
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