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PHP

Gabor Galantai
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Gabor Galantai
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Posted by Gabor Galantai
Gabor Galantai
Courses Plus Student 17,247 Points

The string operators are missing from this section.

There is a reference to string operators in the quiz at the end, and there is also a reference to them in the next section as if they'd have been covered here, but there is no string operator video in this section.

Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
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Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
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Hi Gabor,

Could you please provide a link to the quiz/course in question.

Cheers

2 Answers

Gabor Galantai
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Gabor Galantai
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Gabor Galantai
Gabor Galantai
Courses Plus Student 17,247 Points

Sorry, I thought my post would be connected to the lecture... This is the section what I referred to. https://teamtreehouse.com/library/php-operators

Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
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Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,676 Points

Could you please elaborate on your question as there is nothing in the quiz that explicitly mentions string, the only questions I see are about generic PHP operators that can be used for many other object types in PHP.

Gabor Galantai
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Gabor Galantai
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Gabor Galantai
Gabor Galantai
Courses Plus Student 17,247 Points

Actually there is a question which asks which is NOT an operator, and there is a . which is a string operator, but there was no video talking about that. As I said earlier, there is a MISSING video. I cannot point you to the missing video, since it's not there. And as you check the first video of the next section, you'll see that it makes a reference to an earlier video where the . operator was used. But you won't find such video.

Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
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Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,676 Points

I see now, cc'ing Hampton into this conversation.

/cc Hampton Paulk