note 93595 deleted from function.echo by danbrown
| From: | danbrown@php.net | Date: | Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:41:51 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 93595 deleted from function.echo by danbrown | ||
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Note Submitter: javier
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i read about this and i wanna share it :
print "Hi my name is $a. I am $b";
echo "Hi my name is $a. I am $b";
echo "Hi my name is ".$a.". I am ".$b;
echo "Hi my name is ",$a,". I am ",$b;
"This might seem weird to you, but the last one is actually the fastest operation. print is
slower than echo, putting variables inline in a string is slower than concatenating them, and
concatenating strings is slower than using comma-separated echo values! Not only does not-inlining
your variables give you a performance boost, but it also makes your code easier to read in any
editor that has syntax highlighting (your variables will show up in nice colors). The little-known
use of echo as a function that takes a comma-separated list of values is the fastest of them all,
since no string operations are performed, it just outputs each parameter. If you combine all this
with Tip #1 and use single quotes, you're on your way to some finely-tuned strings."