Everything I've read says that they should be used when something that simply shouldn't happen does happen. But the thing is, there's a lot of things that could go wrong.For example, if I'm accessing an object's property via the magic __get($property) method, it's possible that there would be no property called $property. So does this mean that I should wrap every $foo->bar in a try/catch?And what about database queries? Do I really need to wrap every $stmt->execute() in a try/catch statement?I feel like if I wrapped everything that could go wrong in a try/catch statement, I'd end up with several dozen try/catches per file!
How often should I use try/catch statements?
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