24.2 Answers to Chapter 3This is NOT the latest copy of this book; click here for the latest version.
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"Which of the following are not valid variables", the answer is "d" - variables may not start with a number.
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"What will $foo be set to in this expression: $foo = "wombat" * 2 The answer is 0, because a string multiplied by an integer will yield 0.
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"What will $bar be set to in this expression: $bar = 5 * 5 + 5 The answer is 30, because multiplication takes precedence over addition, meaning that the 5 * 5 is done first, giving 25, then 5 is added, giving 30.
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"What does the =< operator do?" The answer is: terminate PHP. This is because there is a <= operator meaning "less than or equal to", but there is no =< operator, so PHP will exit saying, "parse error, unexpected '<'. Trick question - sorry!
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"How does OR different from ||" - || is a higher priority operator than OR, meaning it gets evaluated sooner.
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"The superglobal array variables are accessible..." can be answered only by "e". Well, if you were listening, that is!
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