I found a PHP code sample that somebody had written as following line of code:
1: <?php
2: System.out.print($result);
3: ?>
What you say about that code ?
This actually works in php. It will not print anything, but It doesn;y produce any error.
It just sees them as constants which do not exist and are interpreted as strings, and apparently, this is a valid PHP statement as well:
1: <?php
2: "this"."is"."a"."string";
3: ?>
My friend Jignesh Thummar forwarded me a link of Presentation on 'Getting Rich with PHP 5' by Rasmus Lerdorf, the founder of PHP at O'Reilly's Open Source conference.
The Slides available online here.
This is one of the video taken during Sari & Tie wearing game on the Monday Blast 2007 at Magnet.
This video was taken on one of the Fun Fridays we have in Magnet.
Pumping the Balloons..Game
