Hi people.
I've programmed PHP for quite a long time, but my skills are very basic. Therefore I'm looking into going more advanced. I'm sure this a very basic thing, but I've seen in a bunch of pre-programmed websites that "->" is used. What does that mean?
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what does "->" mean?
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- jaoudestudios
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Re: what does "->" mean?
Thank you very much mate 
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Re: what does "->" mean?
I understand OOP and how to use it. I just don't know WHY to use it. Procedural seems to do the trick for me. I've been to the PHP manual, but it's too technical, just telling me HOW and not WHY or WHEN. If anybody could point me in the right direction that'd be awesome.
Sorry to hijack this thread.
Sorry to hijack this thread.
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Re: what does "->" mean?
I would start a new thread with your question and a relevant title.Skoalbasher wrote:I understand OOP and how to use it. I just don't know WHY to use it. Procedural seems to do the trick for me. I've been to the PHP manual, but it's too technical, just telling me HOW and not WHY or WHEN. If anybody could point me in the right direction that'd be awesome.
Sorry to hijack this thread.