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PHP Algorithm Exercise 11: Check whether two given integers are within the specified range

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This article will introduce how to use it. PHP determines whether two given integers are within the specified range!

Specific questionThe description is "How to write a PHP program to check whether two given integers are within the range of 100..200 (inclusive)"?

I believe that everyone will be able to write this implementation method soon. The following is the method I gave, you can refer to it:

The PHP code is as follows:

<?php
function test($x, $y)
{
    return ($x >= 100 && $x <= 200) || ($y >= 100 && $y <= 200);
}

var_dump(test(100, 199));
var_dump(test(250, 300));
var_dump(test(105, 190));

The printed result is:

PHP Algorithm Exercise 11: Check whether two given integers are within the specified range

boolean true
boolean false
boolean true

It’s very simple! In the above code, we create a test method and give it two parameters, $x, $y;

The main thing you need to master here is the PHP operator, such as:

Comparison operator:

Greater than or equal to (x >= y): If x is greater than or equal to y, return true;

Less than or equal to (x < ;= y): If x is less than or equal to y, returns true;

Logical operator:

And (x && y): If x If both x and y are true, return true;

or (x || y): If at least one of x and y is true, return true.

Note: return returns program control to the calling module. Will continue with the next expression executed in the calling module.

If the return statement is called in a function, the execution of this function will be ended immediately and its parameters will be returned as the value of the function. return will also terminate the execution of the eval() statement or script file.

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