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Old 26-08-2006, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by rsynnott View Post
Hmm. First of all, it's possible for people to learn just enough to hang themselves in it without actually learning to program. Minor point.
whats wrong with that, all you want is for people to be able to get things done


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Weak typing. So, for instance, 1=='1' evaluates to true. Which is silly. - Big problem

No error on using undeclared variables. So if you type $cat where you meant to type $can, it won't, by default, warn. - big problem

Built-in functions are a complete basket-case, with multiple functions for doing the same thing, inconsistent naming, inconsistent argument orders, etc - big problem

magic_quotes and register_globals - silliness. (though neither are now default)
agree with the points quoted there, dont understand the rest!
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