>Hello,
>
>I have this example code:
>function doprint($a){foreach($a as $value)echo $value;}
>doprint(array('1','test','hello','and'));
>
>Question, is the array in memory after the function call?
>So, should it be better to use this:
>
>function doprint($a){foreach($a as $value)echo $value;}
>doprint($temp=array('1','test','hello','and'));
>unset($temp);
PHP 4 is very aggressive about reclaiming memory.
Don't bother with the unset, unless your array is *HUGE* and you really need
it gone immediately... Even then, I suspect you won't find any difference.
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