print, echo, and printf are all available to help different coders code in
their own style. So if you're used to just using echo in shell, or print
in perl/basic or perhaps printf, in c/c++/java/asp, there you go. Make a
language easy to get stuff out of, and you can have a really quick user
base.
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From: Steve Brett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 10:38 AM
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Subject: [PHP] Re: echo vs printf
don't echo and printf do different jobs ?
as i understand it echo will dump anything to screen, fprint
will accept
formatted text args like you owe me %d
dollars,$owed_amount) or something
like that.
i kind of use print by itself (harking back to the old days
of basic etc)
but use echo quite a lot. only use printf when i have to put
cash amounts in
and stuff like that.
Steve
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Why should I use printf instead of echo and vice versa?
As for today I use printf mostly but I don't know why.
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