[tags]best practices, php[/tags]
If you’re familiar with PHP, the difference between double and single quotes is obvious. Double quotes evaluate variables and control characters (e.g. \n or \r), whereas single quotes do not.
I’ve been indoctrinated with the “use single quotes whenever possible” methodology, but I never really put it to the test. Is it [...]
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