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Fatal Errors

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PHP errors severe enough that PHP stops executing the script entirely, producing a blank page, a 500 error, or the WordPress critical error notice. Fatal errors are caused by calling a function that does not exist, exceeding the PHP memory limit, or a syntax error in a plugin or theme file. The file path and line number in the error identify exactly which file caused it.

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