Hi all
This would be quiet simple for all.. but I don't know why @ is used before some functions like
@session_start()
@print()

why this is used though the out put is same..

Regards
Rajesh

When you use a @ character - the errors that are returned are surpressed.

I use it when calling a DB query. For example:
If I didn't have the @ before the function, and the query failed, the error would be echo'd to the output (depending on php.ini options). I can still get the error my calling mysql_error() or something simliar.

Thank you very much