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The lack of distinction between array vs hashtable isn't a big deal. Array as a map from integers to items works fine in practice. Even speaking of algorithm pe
by Will_Parker 9y ago
The lack of distinction between array vs hashtable isn't a big deal. Array as a map from integers to items works fine in practice. Even speaking of algorithm performance, it's fine for the uses you have on a web server. (Any other use of PHP is clearly insane. :) )
You speak like someone who hasn't worked much in PHP. When you do, a lot of quirks and flaws really bother you and slow down during everyday tasks, but the ones you mentioned aren't they.
- mcny 9y ago> a lot of quirks and flaws really bother you and slow down during everyday tasks Would you mind sharing a few that bother you? q
- Aeolun 9y agoThe fact that `false` isn't always false. Or that '0' or 0 or null are all 'false'. There's a bunch more quirks in Zend Framework that I use every day that are much worse than all the rest of PHP though.