php prompt Notice: Use of undefined constant name - assumed_PHP tutorial

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We know that there are two ways to write variables in PHP arrays. When we get this prompt, you write [name], so there will be a Notice: Use of undefined constant name - assumed name. Please refer to the solution. below.

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Search php.ini:

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  error_reporting = E_ALL

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  error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

error_reporting = E_ALL

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 error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

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$room[name]  = $Name;
$room[retailrate]  = $RetailRate;

Another alternative is
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$room['name']  = $Name;
$room['retailrate'] = $RetailRate;

to the header of each file

error_reporting(0); It’s not easy but it can solve the problem

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$room[name] = $Name;
$room[retailrate] = $RetailRate; changed to
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$room['name'] = $Name;
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