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@NogDogAug 03.2007 — #"@" suppresses error reporting. It should probably be avoided while developing code, and really is not needed in production code either if you configure your display_errors setting to off in the production version (always a good idea for security reasons).
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why we use @ and & with …
Hi!
can any one please tell me why we use @ or & sign with variables and functions?
what these signs does???
many thnx
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@NogDogAug 03.2007 — #"@" suppresses error reporting. It should probably be avoided while developing code, and really is not needed in production code either if you configure your display_errors setting to off in the production version (always a good idea for security reasons)."&" when used in context with variables or functions has to do with