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A comment on comments in PHP
It's vital when you write a program that you comment it well. That's so that your colleagues will understand later on what you have done (and why you have done it), and so that YOU can remember too. And it's because commenting is vital that every course we teach, from the very first program after "Hello World", includes comments! There's a PHP example [here] ... there are no fewer that three ways of commenting in PHP, or four if you include comments within the generated HTML too. (written 2013-04-28, updated 2013-05-04) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles H312 - PHP - Tips and Techniques[789] Hot answers in PHP - (2006-07-02) [917] Syntax checking in PHP - (2006-11-07) [1010] Dates, times, clickable diarys in PHP - (2006-12-28) [1270] PHP Standalone - keyboard to screen - (2007-07-18) [1649] Easy conversion - image formats, currencies and distances - (2008-05-21) [1667] Checking server performance for PHP generated pages - (2008-06-06) [1684] Two PHP include files to make easy web site indexing and navigation - (2008-06-21) [1958] PHP - Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end ... - (2008-12-23) [1983] Keeping PHP code in database and running it - (2009-01-09) [2025] Injection Attack if register_globals in on - PHP - (2009-02-04) [2274] PHP preg functions - examples and comparision - (2009-07-08) [2478] How did I do THAT? - (2009-10-26) [2981] How to set up short and meaningfull alternative URLs - (2010-10-02) [4310] Problem ... I want to print a series of numbered forms - (2014-10-05) [4319] PHP - some quick fixes if scripts have issues, and how to use our support - (2014-11-19) [4426] FileMaker Day to Unix Time conversion - (2015-02-15) [4621] The power of scripting - (2016-01-12) H102 - A First PHP Web Page [624] It's REALLY easy to add a little PHP - (2006-02-26) [1448] Question on division (Java) - Also Perl, PHP, Python ... - (2007-11-28) [2432] Using print_r in PHP to explore mysql database requests - (2009-10-01) [3915] How does PHP work? - (2012-11-07)
Some other Articles
Train works for me!Palty or Parliamentary? Web site - fully back! Further recent PHP examples A comment on comments in PHP Learning about Object Orientation in PHP - a new set of examples Splitting the difference with PHP Setting up strings in PHP Passing variable between PHP pages - hidden fields, cookies and sessions Even early on, separate out your program from your HTML! |
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