Answers to Chapter 19
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"Assert() flags a warning when the condition specified is true: true or false" False: quite the opposite is true.
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"Using @ to hide errors is good practice: true or false" False: only do it when you must, otherwise you're masking errors that are probably worth correcting.
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"Name three reasons why you might receive the error, "Call to undefined function"" There are various reasons why this error and others like it might pop up: You might have named using an extension that isn't supported, spelling the function name wrong, trying to access a private function, forgotten to include the relevant file, or be in a safe mode environment where that function is disabled.
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