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now been doing some reading,They talk about full stop and concatenation are these the same, or is it in the process in which you use it determin the answer.
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a . is the character used to concatenate
$string = "I am" . " " . "a string";
would be concatenating those three strings and create a variable that holds the result.
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jacek wrote:a . is the character used to concatenate
$string = "I am" . " " . "a string";
would be concatenating those three strings and create a variable that holds the result.

Understood, where does the full stop come from?
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I believe a full stop is a term used within regular expressions.

I don't think you're really into that yet ;)
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LOL im allready into OOP or is that an oops just wondering seen a video where someone was cacatenating and kept saying add a full stop.
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well "." is called a full stop ... or period.
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