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PHP tag
Form one
<code><?php ?> </code>
Form two
<code><script language="php"></script> </code>
Form three
This form needs to rely on a configuration in php.ini
short_open_tag = On
<code><? ?> </code>
If there is no html behind php, can it be omitted?>
PHP case-sensitive feature
Variable differentiation
Constant differentiation
Others are not differentiated
About points The number
should be added to every sentence;
The last sentence in a php tag does not need to be added;
If the end tag is omitted, the last sentence cannot be omitted;
About comments
Single-line comments //
or #
multi-line comments /% %/
Variables
There is no simple definition
isset to determine whether the variable exists
<code>$v1 = isset($s1); // false $s2 = 1; $v2 = isset($s2); //true</code>
unset deletes variables
<code>$v1 = 1; isset($v1); //true unset($v1); isset($v1); // false</code>
The variable names that can be used
start with letters or underscores
followed by any number (including 0) of letters, numbers and underscores
Naming rules
Camel nomenclature: the first word is lowercase, and the first letter of each subsequent word is capitalized
<code>$name $myName $myFatherName</code>
Pascal nomenclature: the first letter of each word is capitalized
<code>$Name $MyName $MyFatherName</code>
underscore separation method: each Words are lowercase and separated by underscores
<code>$name $my_name $my_father_name</code>
Variable value transfer method
Value transfer
The values of two variables do not affect each other
Reference transfer
Values affect each other
<code>$m1 = 1; $m2 = & $m1</code>
The above introduces 2016-04-06, including the content of 2016. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.