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Posted by NC on 12/18/05 22:26
Curtis wrote:
>
> One surprise is PHP's apparent tolerance of referencing
> array elements that don't exist. Object Pascal would burp
> in a hurry.
>
> Say I go
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> $parts = explode("|", "x | y | z");
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> PHP doesn't seem to mind if I tell it
>
> $text = $parts[3].$parts[4];
First of all, in a situation like this, PHP would issue a warning,
unless error reporting is turned off. Second, nothing prevents you
from checking whether a particular variable exists using isset() or
array_key_exists(). Third, if you reference a non-existent variable,
the result is predictable -- a NULL.
Cheers,
NC
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