What are the advantages of using $exists = @$userID;
statement, compared to the longer notation of if(isset($userID)){$exists = $userID; }else{$exists = false;}
Is the "@"
notation a lot faster, because I find it less readable ?
What are the advantages of using $exists = @$userID;
statement, compared to the longer notation of if(isset($userID)){$exists = $userID; }else{$exists = false;}
Is the "@"
notation a lot faster, because I find it less readable ?