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Putting a die() after header(Location...)


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I have seen the header("Location: http://example.com") takes some time to reach the browser but in the meantime the php script (if there is code after the header statement) continues to execute. So I recently started putting a die() immediately following the header() statement. I want to know if this a good practice? Do any of you experienced guys already do this?

 

 

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