Who thought using the + operator for concatenation was a good idea?

>>57970832
What would be better?

>>57970908
concat("fuck", "you");

>>57970832
Someone with a better brain than who came up with PHP's design (str + str = 0)

>>57970949
that's because php uses . as its concatenation operator........

>>57970949
Dumbass

>>57970832
dumb mcchickenposter

>>57970908
Most good languages use ampersands.

"fuck" & "you"

>>57970925
"fuckyou"

huh

>>57970832
for me it is the mcchicken the best fast food sandwich

>>57970832
>tfw mcchicken is no longer $1

>>57970925
that would spell fuckyou goddamn youre retarted

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>>57971623
Yeah, we know.

>>57971308
With the rate the US dollar is losing it's value getting a mcchicken will soon cost you like $20.

Trump the economic clown isn't gonna help the situation much either.

>>57970908
Haskell uses ++. It's also an infix operator so you can do something like

 (++) "hello" "world" 

>>57970925
>all those unnecessary characters

"absolutely " + "disgusting"

>>57971175
I've never seen a language that does this. Though I don't claim to be very experienced (I've used C, Java, Python, Lua, JS, and PHP)

>>57971681
>implying muh 15 dollar for flipping a burger would help any

>>57970832
seems like a good idea to me. it makes sense. string1+string2=string1string2. that's how strings work

>>57973153
Now you just get like $6 for flipping burgers while guys like trump makes a fortune off you and gets tax cuts for being such good bloodsuckers.