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String Concatenation (Perl and PHP Cross Reference Guide)

By Mike Prestwood

Perl versus PHP: A side by side comparison between Perl and PHP.

Operators

A language symbol used for assignment, comparison, computational, or as a logical.

String Concatenation

[Other Languages]

Perl: "String Concatenation" .

Perl uses a period (.) known as a dot to concatenate strings.

Syntax Example:

$fname = "Mike";
$lname = "Prestwood";

$fullname = $fname . $lname . "
";

print "My name is " . "Mike.
";

PHP: "String Concatenation" .

PHP uses a period (.) known as a dot to concatenate strings.

Syntax Example:

$fname = "Mike";
$lname = "Prestwood";

$fullname = $fname . $lname . "
";

echo "My name is " . "Mike.
";

PHP String Concatenation (.)