> Given the following lines:
>
> $MESSAGE .= "<P>Application Fee: <B>" . $price . " Dollars U.S.</B>";
>
> $MESSAGE .= "<P>Application Fee: <B>$price Dollars U.S.</B>";
>
>
> Is there a performance issue (or any other issue) for using either of
> the above lines? Does it make any difference which is used?
>
> Suppose it changed to the following:
>
> $MESSAGE .= "<P>Application Fee: <B>" . $query-param('price') . "
> Dollars U.S.</B>";
>
> or
>
> $MESSAGE .= "<P>Application Fee: <B>$query-param('price') Dollars
> U.S.</B>";
>
> I have used the first two lines without any noticeable difference, but
> I
> didn't use any sort of debugging/timer tools either. I am debating
> with
> myself about which line from the second set I should use. In all
> instances the correct value of "price" was inserted into the variable
> $MESSAGE.
Check out:
# perldoc Benchmark
HTH,
Steve
>
> Larry
>
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