Is standard practice disabling error log notifications for PHP development

Question

I come from the background of J2EE, and it seems that PHP developers very often have to turn off and ignore notifications using the operator: error_reporting (E_ALL and ~ E_NOTICE);

Is the application I'm working in filled with messages about undefined variables? It seems very strange to me.

Answer 1

This is bad practice, but it is quite common.

You could say that this is considered standard practice, as it is a standard installation out of the box.

However, the fact that its default value in PHP should not be taken as meaning it is a good idea! (cough register_globalscough)

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