How can one prevent errors related to accessing properties of non-objects in PHP scripts?

To prevent errors related to accessing properties of non-objects in PHP scripts, you can use the `isset()` function to check if the object exists before trying to access its properties. This helps avoid errors that occur when trying to access properties of non-existent objects. 

// Check if the object exists before accessing its properties
if(isset($object->property)){
    // Access the property if the object exists
    $value = $object->property;
    // Use the property value as needed
    echo $value;
} else {
    // Handle the case where the object or property does not exist
    echo "Object or property does not exist";
}

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PHP error handling isset() property_exists() object-oriented programming

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