Other than the fact you cannot overwrite them (which helps with
carelessness), is there any real benefit to declaring a CONSTANT over just
defining a variable? In typical compiled programs, I believe constants or
macros don't load into the symbol table, thus reducing memory requirements
for the executable. But since PHP isn't a compiled program, but a script
parser, is there any real benefit?
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