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  1. Mar 5th, 2006, 07:36 PM #1
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    What do @ and -> mean in php?

    as the title suggests, im just wondering what @ symbol infront of a word means, and what the -> means between variables.

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    Re: What do @ and -> mean in php?

    The @ supresses the error messages so that they wont be displayed to the user. And the -> is refering to a method or property of an object. If you want to know more information about objects and classes in PHP then read this
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