PHP Declaring Multiple Variables

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This one is for all of you out there that think code is beautiful. This is a nice way to declare multiple variables to the same value with one clean line. I use this often when coding for E_STRICT so that I do not get a “Notice” for uninitialized variables.

$var1 = $var2 = $var3 = 0;

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Published:: 4.17.07 / 10pm

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