Is there anything wrong with out of the blue making a statement like this:
$p{"Bryan"}{"age"} = 31;
I thought perl required me to use the anonymous hash composer:
$p{"Bryan"} = { "age" => 31 };
... but the first example seems to work. So I was just wondering if that's
okay, or if it's a no-no.
(I'm learning PHP now, and there seem to be a lot of no-nos in PHP that
aren't intuitive.)
- B
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