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Interestingly enough, question 5 is actually syntactically correct Perl, but not PHP.
by lojack 9y ago
Interestingly enough, question 5 is actually syntactically correct Perl, but not PHP.
- girvo 9y ago> syntactically correct Perl Not a high bar to clear, mind you ;)
- max-m 9y agoWell, it is correct PHP as it is missing an opening "<?php" tag. Therefore the interpreter skips this part and prints it out. :D When interpreting as PHP however if(isset($_SESSION['uid'])) header("Location: reg"); } is either missing an opening bracket or has got one too many closing brackets.