Echo ""; Or Print"";

[wapkralj]

Now I am using
echo "hello";
but think i will
echo 'hello' ;
because wml codes

[abhisar]

Yes its smaller to use echo 'hi'; rather than echo "hi"; and you dont need to press the shift key to make the sign ""

[lamar-wap]

i only use echo and if im working on someone script an i see print i replace it with echo and it dont get any error lol.......

[abhisar]

print doesnt give error to me.

[hardstyle]

lol i learned with echo""; so i keep you using that..

[abhisar]

echo ''; works really great.I will soon be replacing print with echo.

[lamar-wap]

i love it echo "Lamar Rulez Ok";

[abhisar]

echo &#39;<big>Me too.lol</big>
&#39;;

[abhisar]

There is a difference between the two, but speed-wise it should be
irrelevant which one you use. print() behaves like a function in that
you can do: $ret = print "Hello World";And $ret will be 1That means
that print can be used as part of a more complex expression where echo
cannot. print is also part of the precedence table which it needs to
be if it is to be used within a complex expression. It is just about at
the bottom of the precendence list though. Only "," AND, OR and XOR
are lower.echo is marginally faster since it doesn&#39;t set a return value
if you really want to get down to the nitty gritty.If the grammar is:
echo expression [, expression[, expression] ... ]Then echo (
expression, expression ) is not valid. ( expression ) reduces to just
an expression so this would be valid: echo ("howdy"),("partner");but
you would simply write this as: echo "howdy","partner"; if you wanted
to use two expression. Putting the brackets in there serves no purpose
since there is no operator precendence issue with a single expression
like that.

[hardstyle]

from where did you get that text above?

[wapkralj]

from one my old book

[abhisar]

[wapkralj]

yeah that one

[learner]

ya all are discussing about one simple command which are both used just for commenting and both works well and good whether on wap or web

[blackhowk]

One difference is that echo() can take multiple expressions:
<?php
echo "The first", "the second";
?>
Print cannot take multiple expressions.
Echo has the slight performance advantage because it doesn&#39;t have a return value.
True, echo is a little bit faster, but nothing you&#39;ll notice. I tried outputting around 10000 strings, there was a difference of around .02 seconds