Re: [PHP] An interesting (at least I think) test

> > I have made these tests long ago and some are even present on > www.phpbeginner.com. Basically double quotes with one or two variables > in it is faster. Then goes concatenation via single quotes and dot. But, > the fastest of all is actually inline php (when you leave php with ?> > and return

Re: [PHP] An interesting (at least I think) test

I think you shouldn't be care much about it as I would call it with one word - paranoia. I have made these tests long ago and some are even present on www.phpbeginner.com. Basically double quotes with one or two variables in it is faster. Then goes concatenation via single quotes and dot. But, th

[PHP] An interesting (at least I think) test

Hey all, I was playing around this morning with a little test to decide whether string substitution is faster or slower than concatenation. I figured that, since printing variable values is one of the most common actions in a script finding which method is best would be important. I've been suspect