Michael,
The following is the code taken line for line from Wrox - Beginning PHP - on
page 204.
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<?
function tax (&$Salary)
{
$Salary= $Salary - (($Salary/100)*20);
return $Salary;
}
$Salary=2500;
echo (tax($Salary)); // This displays $2000
echo $Salary; // This also displays $2000
?>
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The question really was about the *ampersand* in the argument line which
supposedly changes the value of the variable to 2000 from 2500 because of
the ampersand symbol.
function tax(&$Salary)
Thanking all in advance,
Tony Ritter
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Michael Sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message:
> That particular snippet of code *should* echo 2500...because you're not
> even calling the function. You're setting the $Salary variable equal to
> 2500 and then immediately echoing it...
>
> Add this line before the last one:
>
> tax($Salary);
>
> And it should then echo 2000...
>
> If you typed it in correctly then the book must have a misprint...
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