By phphunger
via phphunger.com
Submitted: Mar 21 2013 / 10:37
PHP language is very handy when dealing with errors. Sometimes its necessary for the developer not to display the error messages to the end user which actually occurs when something goes wrong with the code. This can be accomplished in PHP with the help of an operator called "Error Suppression" Operator (@).
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