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    g1smd
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    Posted: 2005-Dec-10 00:17
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    I found this to be useful, discovered while browsing for something else...

    http://evolt.org/these-things-i-know-php-tips



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    Posted: 2006-Feb-03 00:48
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    A note about one of the tips...

    What is the the super-secret of keeping those scripts speeding along the rusty pipes of your server? Avoid double quotes at all costs. Even if you are working with a variable and think you need double quotes, it is more efficient for PHP to execute this:

    echo $mytext . 'Lisa needs braces.';
    As opposed to this bit of molasses-like code:

    echo "$mytext Lisa needs braces.";


    This hasn't been true for a year at least (i.e. you won't find a server anywhere with a version of php where it's still true). Both methods now run at about the same speed. However, using double quotes where there isn't a variable is obviously still a no no.


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