Joined: 12/26/2006
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"If x is not greater than or equal to 943.15."
In C/C++ it would look like this...
if ( !(x >= 943.15) )
I want the exact logical equivilant in PHP. I don't want it reworded to "if x is less than 943.15" because that's not what I'm trying to program.
If you're curious as to what this is for or why 943.15 is such a special number, I'll tell you later. ; )
Variables in PHP are prefixed by a $. So if (!($x >= 943.15)) should do it nicely.
As for logic, it shouldn't make a funcional difference. Depending on the presence of an optimizer, the code which does fewer operations might be faster.
Joined: 12/26/2006
Posts: 256
Location: United States of America
DK64_MASTER wrote:
Are you missing the "<" sign on your keyboard?
You're going to find a way to be a wise guy, aren't you? ; )
No, I'm actually trying to post a commentary of the code found here.
Try using the < key and see what happens.
(edited to remove stupidity)
