Description:
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If you forget the semicolon after a 'break' statement. Almost all characters up to the next ; is ignored. Hence you won't get a error message about the problem.

For example, if you set a variable immediately after a mistake like this. You might be wondering for a long time of why the variable is not set.

Test script:
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<?

if (0)
 break

$variable1 = 'hey';
$variable2 = 'ho';

print "Variable1 = $variable1\n";
print "Variable2 = $variable2\n";

?>

Expected result:
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Error message

Actual result:
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Variable1 = 
Variable2 = ho