Better standards in PHP-coding
| From: | The_RadiX | Date: | Sun, 21 Apr 2002 03:35:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | Better standards in PHP-coding | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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Sorry double posting..
Yes.. that's right Michael..
Both styles are correct and are parsed exactly the same..
They obviously both are part of the specifications of the PHP interpretor and structure OTHERWISE
they wouldn't work would they? :P
And yes, it's to do with what is more comfortable for the programmer.. As long as the
programmers at the end can read it easily enough that's all that should count..
Considering that:
if(exp) statement;
Is quite legal in all the languages I stated before then it is quite valid to use it as I see fit..
Hopefully you're not trying to impose on us the standard because standards are simply made for
the sake of clarity to the developers.. Not the users... Obviously anyway :P
Bye
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