I’ve seen both the single and double quote used with $row, but is there one correct syntax?
Thank you!
I’ve seen both the single and double quote used with $row, but is there one correct syntax?
Thank you!
It doesn’t matter. I’d use single quotes if I had something like an echo and I didn’t wanna escape the double quotes…
Likewise, if I echo’d using single quotes I’d use double quotes inside the $row variable.
Just depends.
I use single quotes if the value is constant and need no further evaluation.
I would go with single quotes because the cannot be interpreted.
For example, in this sample PHP would treat what is in the double quotes as a variable…
echo "Your Order Total is: $order_total"
In your case, my example doesn’t really apply, but following that style, I use single quotes when something should be treated as literal. And your case, your database row reference is literal.
At least that is how I see it.
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