[Solved] What will this PHP code output?try { echo 'Start'; throw new Exception('Fail'); echo 'End'; } catch (Exception $e) { echo 'Caught'; } | PHP

PHP - Error and Exception Handling

What will this PHP code output?

try {
  echo 'Start';
  throw new Exception('Fail');
  echo 'End';
} catch (Exception $e) {
  echo 'Caught';
}

AStartEndCaught

BStartCaught

CCaught

DStartEnd

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Trace the code execution
'Start' is printed, then Exception is thrown, so 'End' is skipped.
Step 2: Catch block runs after exception
The catch block prints 'Caught'.
Final Answer:
StartCaught -> Option B
Quick Check:
Exception stops code, catch prints = StartCaught [OK]

Quick Trick: Code after throw is skipped; catch runs next [OK]

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