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Use <?php, not <?
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09 Jul 2003
I was reading through the PHP5 readme (which is basically the same as PHP4's), and there's a comment stating that you should always use <?php instead of <? when opening a PHP block. The reason is that the shorthand <? can be disabled; although it isn't by default, you should always develop your code with that in mind. (of course I have to, now, also  )
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