Browse through http://ww.php.net , search and read the documentation.
If you do that and search for "include", for instance, you will find
The documentation below also applies to require(). The two constructs are
identical in every way except how they handle failure. include() produces a
Warning wh
Hi David,
Can you explain me the same thing with some examples.. Pls.
Regards,
Rinku
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if an include fails for whatever reason the script will continue executing
and just issue a warning.
If a require fails the script will throw an error and exit (it won't execute
the remainder of the script).
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