Is there a try-with-resource in PHP?

No, in essence you do not have to. One that PHP is a script language all runs for a few seconds, at most, is usually a fraction of this, so not releasing a feature makes no difference. And even if you need to release it soon enough you usually do it because the garbage collector is based on reference count, which allows a deterministic finalization, so once the object does not have a reference it is already collected and can release features, other than Java that has a crawl-based garbage collector, and the release can only occur when the GC kicks in, so you need another mechanism to release before, so try-resource has been created.

Unlike Java, PHP does not aptly, or did not have the exception-using culture in Java. And you do not have to do to release any feature (in almost all cases).

The small difference of the PHP language that is an untyped language, for other strongly typed languages, is that it is interpreted not needing to use the C # example, the using to free resource memory, while you execute a line of code it will automatically execute the line and release the resource as soon as the scope of the function terminates.