Steve Bertrand wrote:
Given the following lines:
$MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: " . $price . " Dollars U.S.";
$MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: $price Dollars U.S.";
In that case it seems a bit pointless to do the first way as there are
now 3 things instead of 1 to deal with. the Benchmark module will
And the clouds parted, and Adamiec, Larry said...
> Given the following lines:
>
> $MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: " . $price . " Dollars U.S.";
>
> $MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: $price Dollars U.S.";
>
>
> Is there a performance issue (or any other issue) for using either of
> the above lines?
> Given the following lines:
>
> $MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: " . $price . " Dollars U.S.";
>
> $MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: $price Dollars U.S.";
>
>
> 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
Given the following lines:
$MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: " . $price . " Dollars U.S.";
$MESSAGE .= "Application Fee: $price Dollars U.S.";
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 th
