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Newbie: variables in function
<?php $text= "hmm"; function foo() { var_dump($text); } foo(); ?> How do I access $text? This only prints NULL.- Leijonamieli
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- Forum: PHP
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Registers - beginner
Ok, so there is only one of them. I hope I will understand this more profoundly one day.- Leijonamieli
- Post #3
- Forum: Assembly
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Registers - beginner
I've been reading online tutorials about Assembly but there's one thing that is still unclear to me. Is there only one piece of each register (AX, BX...)? If so, why aren't other programs affected if they're using the same registers I change in my own program? Like if they're using CX for a loop...- Leijonamieli
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: Assembly
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Difference between int and long
Thank you for explaining this. I have previously programmed Java so I made a wrong assumption.- Leijonamieli
- Post #5
- Forum: C++
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Difference between int and long
If the size of int is 4 bytes and long is also 4 bytes, what makes long different from int? 1 byte can have 2^8 different values so 4 bytes would be 2^32, but I thought long was 2^64. Or have I missunderstood something...- Leijonamieli
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- Forum: C++
