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Is the '.' operator the same as '->' in PHP?

murphaph · 2010-07-22 15:10:45

As above, work seems to use '->' all the time (I'm new to PHP). Is this the same as a '.' in Java?

22-07-2010 3:10pm

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As above, work seems to use '->' all the time (I'm new to PHP). Is this the same as a '.' in Java?

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#2 22-07-2010 3:24pm

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yes,

-> is the same as the '.'(dot) operator in java
as in
Java: object.method(params) or object.attribute
is
PHP: object->method(params) or object->attribute

also '.' is the concatenation operator in PHP not '+' like in many other languages.

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