1. {} represents the start and end of the program block
For example
Copy code The code is as follows:
if ($x==$y)
{
do_nothing( );
}
2. {} is used to represent string subscript
For example
(quoting the words of the longnetpro brothers)
$s{1} represents the second byte (not the first) of the string $s, which is basically the same as $s[1], except The latter is the old way of writing, the PHP manual recommends the first way of writing www.444p.com Copyright
3. Separate variables
For example
Copy code The code is as follows:
$s = "Di, ";
echo ("${s} something");
//Output: Di, something
And if you use echo ("$something");
then the $something variable will be output.
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