WebbedIT, Cristian, majna
Thanks a lot! :-)
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And the big difference is that single quote can't work with variables.
For example:
$name = 'Cristian';
$string = 'Hi, my name is $name';
echo $string; will output -> Hi, my name is $name
If you had:
$name = 'Cristian';
$string = "Hi, my name is $name";
the echo $string; output would be ->
This is not a CakePHP question, it is a {HP question.
Your two strings are identical, the only difference is your are
surrounding them in double quotes the first time and single the
second, in neither case are the quotes part of the string.
Nice little explanation here:
http://v1.jeroenmulder.com
http://hr.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
On Feb 12, 12:50 pm, sebb86 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i have a question about some signs. Is the use of this "sample"
> always equal to this 'sample' ?
>
> Thanks!
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Hello,
i have a question about some signs. Is the use of this "sample"
always equal to this 'sample' ?
Thanks!
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