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What is question mark in PHP?


bilis_money

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It depends in what context you are talking about.

 

For example in this case:

HTML goes here

<?php

//php code goes here

?>

HTML goes here

 

The ?'s are used to identify the beginning and end of PHP code

 

In this case

$var = ($x ==1) ? 'a' : 'b';

It is used as part of a tertiary operator.

What language is native to you?

 

 

The question mark has several purposes. The most common are probably the beginning and end tags for PHP inside HTML:

 

<?php

    echo 'Hello world.';

?>

 

 

And passing variables through URLs:

 

http://www.domain.com/news.php?article=5876773

 

 

And others.

HA HA HA  :D

 

You are all also very very funny. You don't understand the ? on php.

 

The exam really that i took is very hard than i expected.

 

I tested this example codes below,

 

<?php
????? $var=10;???
?????
??? echo "Testing!"; ??
?????
?>

 

and the outcome it says nothing really happens, meaning the question mark doesn't affect anything on the code.

 

Now i know it is nothing... HA HA HA clever Test.  ;D

 

 

Thanks anyway, but i think if i dare you to take the exam you guys will also drop it.

 

I"m sure. ha ha ha  ;D

 

 

 

 

You are all also very very funny. You don't understand the ? on php.

 

Are you trying to imply that we're the dense ones here? The question mark serves several roles. Your silly example, which would never be part of actual code, arguably doesn't return the result you say it does. If you aren't going to use question marks correctly, especially to prove this stupid, irrelevant, useless point, who cares?

 

Let me conjure up an imaginary English exam so you can explain the purpose of question marks "on English" and, regarding the exam, "drop it."

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