$foo = $_POST['barf'] does not copy data.
Unfortunately, these tips were written by somebody who does not understand how PHP works. See detailed critique of the previous version here: https://php100.wordpress.com/2009/06/26/php-performance-goog... The article…
Both versions of the code do exactly the same: 1. Take description from memory 2. Allocate string and put the stripped version there 3. Output the string (here you might save if you don't use output buffering since no…
$foo = $_POST['barf'] does not copy data.
Unfortunately, these tips were written by somebody who does not understand how PHP works. See detailed critique of the previous version here: https://php100.wordpress.com/2009/06/26/php-performance-goog... The article…
Both versions of the code do exactly the same: 1. Take description from memory 2. Allocate string and put the stripped version there 3. Output the string (here you might save if you don't use output buffering since no…