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Date: 12/15/99
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On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Dave Perkins wrote:
>
> Can I count on the value of a variable to contain the value of zero at the
> time of creation? In other words does a variable in PHP behave like a
> static in 'C' or must I assume it contains garbage?
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Define 'creation'. Variables in PHP are created on demand as you
manipulate them. You can use isset() function to test whether a certain
variable exists.
-Andrei
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