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Posted by Ivαn Sαnchez Ortega on 03/01/06 11:17
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Krustov wrote:
>>>$thc="$suffix" . "$height";
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>> The double-quotes are pointless here, but otherwise correct.
>
> How pointless is that ? .
Just pointless.
Using double-quotes in that scenario will just increase the parsing time. If
you want to concatenate two (mixed) variables into one string, just use the
"." operator. That will make an implicit variable casting of any numeric
(integer or float) variables to string, with no need to use any quotes or
explicit casting:
$thc = $height . $suffix;
And, BTW: KISS.
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El que las hace, las imagina.
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