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What does .= mean in PHP?

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Hello,

 

I've got what is probably a very simple question but, it has stumped me!

 

Could someone please explain to me what .= means when coding php?

 

Many thanks,

 

Gary :)

Concatenate to a string.

e.g:

$var = "This is a "; 
$var .= "test demonstration";
echo $var; //prints This is a test demonstration  

Yes for a string using the . before the = will do that, but there are others you will find useful

 

$a += 50;

Adds 50 to $a

Equivalent to

$a = $a + 50;

 

$a -= 50;

subtracts 50 from $a

Equivalent to

$a = $a - 50;

 

It's really just a useful shorthand

 

You can do the same with all of the other operators, like *, / and % too

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