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Can someone please tell me if I am right in figuring out this line of code below? I am just using an example, but I want to see if what I think I learned is what actually is.
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I believe that you are correct with your explanation of the logic of the line of code.
!= Does not equal if(1 != 2) would return true == Equals if(1 == 2) would return false You use = when assigning a variable. |
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Thank you very much.
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Ok, now I see what you mean. It's almost like Turbo Pascal when you assign the variables then. And if I wanted to assign a global variable to be able to use anywhere on the site, is global.php where I would put it or could it be done in functions.php?
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