Hi all,
-- I am reading a book (PHP and MySQL Web Development - Thomson, Welling; 5th Ed.; Addison-Wesley) and am trying to understand the following passage regarding global variables:
You can also use theglobal
keyword at the top of a script when a variable is first used to declare that it should be in scope throughout the script. This is possibly a more common use of theglobal
keyword.
Can someone explain a use case for using a global variable at the top of a script? I thought that if a variable is declared outside of a function, then it is accessible throughout the script (except inside functions). I think I am missing something here.
Thanks,
Whitney
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