| > most of them just look like cruddy PHP code. Complete with extra syntax and forgetting your own tips from one example to the next: > return ($string === ""); parens unnecessary: return $string === "";
> $ret = false;
> if( time() > $end_time ){
> $ret = true;
> }
> return $ret;aka return time() > $end_time;
> function ($string = null){
> if ($string == '' || null) return 'massage';pretty sure he meant to say if ($string == '' || $string == null)
because there's not point to if (cond || null) since null is falsy, it's the exact same thing as if (cond)> $data = include 'school_data.php'; Oh god, no… > $data_update = $data + array( 'name' => 'surname', 'size' => 40 ); That's not an array update, since it doesn't update the first array. > if(!is_array( $options )) $options = (array)$options; That's absolutely horrible, you've got to know that contrary to what you might expect PHP doesn't convert a sequence of characters (a string) into an array of characters, but essentially does `array($options)` (create a 1-element array with the string). So write that. |