yepeee! at last after months of being busy i have now updated my blog to the latest wordpress version (from 2.6.1 to 2.8.4) and yepeee again hehe my theme works. i thought my theme is not gonna work with the new version so im afraid to update and also i got busy these past months that’s why i dont have time to update, doing web development stuff etc.. but now i am not so busy again and will be able to post again yehey.. this is true now.. i have said in my last blog posts that i will be back but another Web Development Project came so i got busy again.. but now it’s really true hehe..

weee after 2 months of no post i’m alive again hehe. .i have been very busy this past months, im still busy but i will try to post again to make this blog alive again hehe. .i will update this first to new version of wordpress so im updated.. i got busy last months doing magento and other website for my clients so i missed posting all i wanted to post about and now its gone in my head hehe. .

PHP’s === Operator enables you to compare or test variables for both equality and type. Refer below for example.

<?php
//define variables..
$str = '9';
$int = 9;

//Returns true since both variable contains the same value..
$res = ($str==$int);

//Returns false since the two variables are not of the same type..
$res = ($str===$int);
?>

To compare php variables to determine whether they are the same or different.. you can use PHP Comparison Operators. See below for a list of examples..

I. Define the Variables

<?php
$num1 = 9;
$num2 = 9;
$num3 = 22;
?>

A. The Less Than Operator

<?php
//Returns true if variable in the left side is less than the right..
$res = ($num1 < $num3);
//returns true..
?>

You can concatenate or add strings together using the PHP string concatenation operator represented by the period sign ( . ). refer to the examples below.

<?php
// intialize variables
$username = "daniel";
$domain = "danieldumas.com";

// the variable string $username and $domain can be combine using the concatenation operator
$email_address = $username . '@'. $domain;

//the variable $email_address now contains the value "daniel@danieldumas.com"

?>

You can also concatenate simultaneously. .

Using Arithmetic Operators in PHP you can perform mathematical operations on PHP variables. refer to the example below.

Using PHP Arithmetic Operator

//define variables
<?php

$num1 = 50;
$num2 = 30;

//Addition
$sum = $num1 + $num2;

//Subtraction
$difference = $num1 - $num2;

//Multiplication
$product = $num1*$num2;

//Division
$quotient = $num1 / $num2;

//Modulus
$remainder = $num1 % $num2;

?>

you may also use the shorthand using the PHP Assignment Operator and Arithmetic Operator together.

PHP Operators are very important, if PHP variables is the building blocks of PHP programming PHP Operators is the tool that lets you do something useful with variables. php comes with many useful operators such as Assignment Operator, Arithmetic Operator, String Operator, Comparison Operator and Logical Operator.

Wahhhhhhhh happy new year everybody its been a month since my last post im super duper busy kasi sa mga projects wahhhhhhh by the way happy new year sa lahat welcome me back nalang hehe ;) hmmm this new year my new years resolution is to post more on my blog weeeeeee and to socialize to my co-bloggers again weeeeee i been so busy kasi thats why i dont have much time to blog again but i will make bawe this yeah weeeeeeee ;) Happy new Year! ;)