the only thing i know about this subject is...
in PHP 5, when a variable used without assigned any value, then it a warning will be shown.
Is there any other difference between this 2 different version ?
the only thing i know about this subject is...
in PHP 5, when a variable used without assigned any value, then it a warning will be shown.
Is there any other difference between this 2 different version ?
There is no general difference between variables in PHP 4 and 5.
What you are probably referring to is the ´E_NOTICE` error reporting level. When that level is turned on, PHP will complain if a variable is used that hasn't been assigned yet. That level existed in PHP 4 already:
// Report all errors except E_NOTICE
// This is the default value set in php.ini
error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);
echo $hello_world; // Will output nothing, but also not output a notice
error_reporting(E_ALL);
echo $hello_word; // Will output "Notice: Undefined variable"
PHP's error reporting can be influenced through the "error_reporting" php.ini setting, or during runtime of the script using the error_reporting()
function.
As for other differences, there's a load of them. Check out Gordon's link about Migrating from PHP 4 to 5.
Actually, there is no real difference. An error being shown on use of undefined variables is a difference in PHP settings, not PHP version.
There is not difference betwen variables in php4 and php5. You can stop error reporting by using this:
error_reporting('E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE');