Ok, I asked a similar question more than a year ago, so I apologize for
being a little redundant :)
Why was PHP's foreach loop syntax chosen to be
foreach($dogs as $dog){}
instead of something more common (Python, Javascript, can't think what else
right now) and, to me, more intuitive, like
foreach($dog in $dogs){}
Just wondering what the reasoning was. Thanks.
Keith
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