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Complete PHP Secrets & Tips for Professionals PHP CompleteComplete Tips & Secrets for Professionals TipsPHP & Secrets for Professionals 300+ pages of professional hints and tricks Disclaimer This is an unocial free book created for educational purposes and is GoalKicker.com not aliated with ocial PHP group(s) or company(s). Free Programming Books All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners Contents About ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Chapter 1: Getting started with PHP ................................................................................................................... 2 Section 1.1: HTML output from web server .................................................................................................................. 2 Section 1.2: Hello, World! ............................................................................................................................................... 3 Section 1.3: Non-HTML output from web server ........................................................................................................ 3 Section 1.4: PHP built-in server ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Section 1.5: PHP CLI ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 Section 1.6: Instruction Separation ............................................................................................................................... 6 Section 1.7: PHP Tags .................................................................................................................................................... 7 Chapter 2: Variables .................................................................................................................................................... 7 Section 2.1: Accessing A Variable Dynamically By Name (Variable variables) ...................................................... 8 Section 2.2: Data Types ................................................................................................................................................ 9 Section 2.3: Global variable best practices ............................................................................................................... 11 Section 2.4: Default values of uninitialized variables .............................................................................................. 13 Section 2.5: Variable Value Truthiness and Identical Operator ............................................................................. 13 Chapter 3: Arrays ........................................................................................................................................................ 15 Section 3.1: Initializing an Array .................................................................................................................................. 16 Section 3.2: Check if key exists .................................................................................................................................. 18 Section 3.3: Validating the array type ....................................................................................................................... 19 Section 3.4: Creating an array of variables .............................................................................................................. 19 Section 3.5: Checking if a value exists in array ........................................................................................................ 19 Section 3.6: ArrayAccess and Iterator Interfaces .................................................................................................... 20 Chapter 4: Functional Programming ............................................................................................................... 23 Section 4.1: Closures .................................................................................................................................................... 23 Section 4.2: Assignment to variables ........................................................................................................................ 24 Section 4.3: Objects as a function ............................................................................................................................. 24 Section 4.4: Using outside variables .......................................................................................................................... 25 Section 4.5: Anonymous function .............................................................................................................................. 25 Section 4.6: Pure functions ......................................................................................................................................... 26 Section 4.7: Common functional methods in PHP ................................................................................................... 26 Section 4.8: Using built-in functions as callbacks .................................................................................................... 27 Section 4.9: Scope ....................................................................................................................................................... 27 Section 4.10: Passing a callback function as a parameter ..................................................................................... 27 Chapter 5: Types ......................................................................................................................................................... 28 Section 5.1: Type Comparison .................................................................................................................................... 28 Section 5.2: Boolean .................................................................................................................................................... 29 Section 5.3: Float ......................................................................................................................................................... 30 Section 5.4: Strings ...................................................................................................................................................... 30 Section 5.5: Callable .................................................................................................................................................... 32 Section 5.6: Resources ................................................................................................................................................ 32 Section 5.7: Type Casting ........................................................................................................................................... 33 Section 5.8: Type Juggling ......................................................................................................................................... 34 Section 5.9: Null ........................................................................................................................................................... 34 Section 5.10: Integers .................................................................................................................................................. 34 Chapter 6: Autoloading Primer ............................................................................................................................ 35 Section 6.1: Autoloading as part of a framework solution ...................................................................................... 35 Section 6.2: Inline class definition, no loading required ........................................................................................... 36 Section 6.3: Manual class loading with require ........................................................................................................ 36 Section 6.4: Autoloading replaces manual class definition loading ...................................................................... 37 Section 6.5: Autoloading with Composer .................................................................................................................. 37 Chapter 7: Exception Handling and Error Reporting ............................................................................... 38 Section 7.1: Setting error reporting and where to display them ............................................................................. 38 Section 7.2: Logging fatal errors ............................................................................................................................... 38 Chapter 8: Working with Dates and Time ...................................................................................................... 39 Section 8.1: Getting the dierence between two dates / times .............................................................................. 39 Section 8.2: Convert a date into another format ..................................................................................................... 40 Section 8.3: Parse English date descriptions into a Date format ........................................................................... 41 Section 8.4: Using Predefined Constants
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