I know the question made me sound a little confused, but I had to add a question mark 
. I have wamp and I'm using it to test my mostly-php site on it. At first, I was testing it on my web hoster online, but I heard that wasn't a good idea so I got wamp. The problem is that wamp gives php errors that my web hoster never gave. I know it's because wamp is much more sensitive to errors to help you in development, but should I try to fix each and every weird error on wamp that doesn't exist when I upload it to my web hoster? Just give me your opinion. I'll give 10 points to the most thought out opinion.
. I have wamp and I'm using it to test my mostly-php site on it. At first, I was testing it on my web hoster online, but I heard that wasn't a good idea so I got wamp. The problem is that wamp gives php errors that my web hoster never gave. I know it's because wamp is much more sensitive to errors to help you in development, but should I try to fix each and every weird error on wamp that doesn't exist when I upload it to my web hoster? Just give me your opinion. I'll give 10 points to the most thought out opinion.