E STRICT

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E_STRICT is an option in the PHP programming language. If error checking is set to E_STRICT, PHP will follow a more rigid approach to error checking. An application that is E_STRICT compliant follows the rigid rules of E_STRICT. E_STRICT is one of the most rigid error-logging/warning settings available; it was introduced in PHP 5.

To use this option, a programmer would insert the line

 error_reporting( E_STRICT );

near the beginning of a script. [1]

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  1. ^ PHP: error_reporting - Manual
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