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Catched And Threw
Friday 19th October, 2012 09:20 Comments: 0
A new version of PHP was released last night and one of the issues that was fixed was listed as:

Fixed bug #61442 (exception threw in __autoload can not be catched

At first my brain went "shouldn't that be caught"?, but then I remembered that you "catch" errors in PHP so "catched" actually makes sense. Sort of. At least PHP seem to think so:

An exception can be thrown, and caught ("catched") within PHP

But "threw" also looks wrong in that sentence. Not sure why my brain went to "catched" first. I guess it's because "threw" is a real word and "catched" isn't?
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