A brief introduction to the basics of PHP

PHP is the best language in the world." This sentence is familiar to everyone! It may lead to another spat. In fact, any programming language has its own advantages and disadvantages, and it can be used in different fields and different environments. It has different functions. I dare not say that PHP is the best language in the world, but I dare to say "I love PHP". I am not a big expert, but I am someone who is familiar with PHP. This article is suitable for people with some basic knowledge of PHP. It is an overview and summary. I hope it will be helpful to everyone!

PHP Introduction

PHP (foreign name: PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, Chinese Name: "Hypertext Preprocessor") is a general open source scripting language. PHP was originally the abbreviation of Personal Home Page and has been officially renamed "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor". It is more than 20 years old and its syntax has absorbed the C language. , Java and Perl features, easy to learn, widely used, mainly suitable for web development. PHP's unique syntax mixes C, Java, Perl and PHP's own syntax, which can execute dynamic web pages faster than CGI or Perl. . Compared with other programming languages, dynamic pages made with PHP embed programs into HTML (an application under the standard universal markup language) document for execution, and the execution efficiency is much higher than CGI that completely generates HTML tags. ; PHP can also execute compiled code. Compilation can encrypt and optimize code running, making the code run faster.

PHP Basic Syntax

# #1. Names are case sensitive

Variable names, constant names, array indexes (key names) are all

case sensitive , the names must be consistent

Function names, method names, class names, magic constants, NULL, TRUE, FALSE, forced type conversion, these are all case-insensitive. ’s

2. Variables, constants

Naming:

Mark variables with "$" and cannot numbers, spaces, . to start with, but can have Chinese characters, such as $variable=123;

Variable variables:

$a = 'aa'; $$a = 'bb'; Then $aa = 'bb';

Reference assignment:

$a='123'; $b =

&$a; Quite Since $a and $b both point to a space in memory, if the value of $a is changed, $b will also change. Similar to C language &, the difference is that unset($a), $b still exists. #Variable type: Integer int, floating point float, string string, boolean, array array, object object, resource resource, empty null

Global variables: Global variables themselves are static storage methods, and all global variables are static variables

                          $_SEESION, $_COOKIE, $_POST, $_GET, $_REQUEST, $_FILES, $_EVN, $GLOBALS

Static variables:

static

                 

                                                                                                                                                                                                   Declare it to be global)

            2. Static local variables only take effect within the function body, which is relatively safe. Therefore, it is recommended to use static local variables

Static global variables are also global variables. They are at the same level as $_GET, $_POST, $_FILES and have the same storage location (as are constants)

Static method:

Static method can be used directly without the class being instantiated. For example, Math::MAX($a,$b); calls the static method directly without instantiating the Math class.

Constants: define('constant name', 'constant value',$flag=false); $flag If true, it is not case-sensitive. The default is false, which is size-sensitive. Write;

Predefined constants: PHP_OS, PHP_VERSION,

E_ERROR=1 error, causing the script to terminate; E_WARNING=2 warning, the script does not terminate; E_NOTICE=8 non- Critical error

Magic constants: Magic constants can be uppercase or lowercase. They are not case-sensitive. They all return the physical path. Even if they are included in the output, the output is the source code information, not the currently included file. Information, distinguished from $_SERVER.

(1). __FILE__ Current file path
(2). __DIR__ Current file directory
(3). __LINE__ In The line of the file
(4). __FUNCTION__ In the function in the current file Returns the function name
(5). __CLASS__ In the class in the current file Returns the class name

(6). __METHOD__ In the current file Return the class name in the method in the class of the file::Method name

Summary:

(Global) constants: (Default constants are global) stored in the (static) data segment

Variables: global variables (static data segment), local variables (stored on the stack), static variables (whether global or local are stored in the static data segment)

3. Type Conversion

1. Get the type of variable getType($a);

2. Set the type of variable setType($a,'type '); Types include boolean, integer, float, string, array, object, null

## 3. Forced type conversion, (same type as above)

## $ b = (int) $ a; Convert to plastic surgery

# 4. Type conversion function

# intval(), convert to an integer; floatval(); convert to a floating point type; strval(); get the string of the variable

## 5. Determine the type

#Q

## This is_callable (); // Determine whether it is a valid function name

# 四 四

Arithmetic operators: addition +, subtraction -, multiplication *, division /, modulo %, auto-increment ++, auto-decrement--

Connection operators:

.

, such as $ str = 'one'

. 'two'; then $str = 'onetwo'; Assignment operators: =, +=, -=, *=, /=, %= , .=

Comparison operators: >, >=,

Logical operators: logical AND and, &&; Logical OR or, ||; Negation not,! ; Logical XOR xor (different returns true on both sides, the same returns false)

Bitwise operators: & (bitwise AND), | (bitwise OR), ^ (bitwise exclusive OR); ~ (bitwise negation); (Bitwise right shift)

Other cloud operators:

## ?: ternary operator, @ ignored Error, => Array subscript, -> Call the properties and methods of the object

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       but   but    

#

5. Process control

1. Judgment statement

IF statement

## If(condition) {Statement to be executed when the condition is true} else {Statement executed when the condition is false}

##        Three forms:

##                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            else { False, statement}

## If (condition){True, statement}

## if (condition){ true, statement} elseif(condition){the second condition is true, statement}...else{false, statement};....indicates that elseif can be used multiple times.

##                                                                                                                                  switch(condition) {

#                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

                                ….

Default statement;

## }

                                                                                                                                                              Condition){ If the condition is true, execute the statement inside; if the condition is false, exit the loop}

DO...WHILE statement: do{ First time directly Execute the loop body, start for the second time, execute according to the condition if it is true, exit the loop if it is false} while (condition)
## FOR statement: for(initial value; condition; change Conditional statement) {Statement in the loop body}. Such as for($i=0; $i

## 3 . Statement to exit the loop body

continue,break;exit Difference:

continue skips the current loop, the loop is still continuing

break jumps out of the current loop Loop, loop termination

exit; Terminate the current script, the code after this line of code will not be executed.

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