Hi
In PHP the # is a comment for everything on the
line following the # so as all these lines start with a # the
rest of the lines are all comments
Cheers Derek
At 6/24/2014 06:04 AM, Jacob Kruger wrote:
Know this doesn't have too much to do with windows specific usage, but am
working on/via windows installation of XAMPP myself, and am just wondering
why in some new code am busy reviewing, they seem to be using sort of
comment blocks inside code sort of like the following bit of text:
###start something
# blah
###end of whatever
Now, yes, in python, the # symbol is the comment character, but, can't
imagine what this is doing in PHP, and, part of my reason for asking this
question here is that google searches relating to the # character, or even
searches in something like an offline .chm file are impossible, due to
it's common usage in HTML, etc...<smile>
Stay well
Jacob
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