PHP Shortcut to Set Two Values at Once
I’ve been coding in php for seven years, and doing it professionally for four. Until today, I never knew you could use a syntax like this to set the value of more than one variable.
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[crayon-60107b0b88679057437021 inline="true" ]$variable_x = $variable_y = 0; |
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I’m not sure why I’m so giddy about finding this shortcut. Is it really so much more troublesome to type out something like,
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[crayon-60107b0b8868c956693476 inline="true" ]$variable_x = 0; $variable_y = 0; |
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It took two extra keystrokes. A semicolon and a stroke of the enter key. But for some reason, I’m giddy like a schoolgirl.