This is a simple introduction to PHP syntax. Friends in need can refer to it.
1. Double quotation marks and single quotation marks
Variables can be executed in double quotes, but constants using define are not executable in both single and double quotes:
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echo 'im $var'; // => 'im $var' echo "im $var"; // => 'im sofish'
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2. Definition of variables
Use the $ sign instead of the var keyword; have real constants, use the define function, and once defined, can be changed.
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// In JS we use var name = 'sofish';
// In JS we use var NAME = sofish; and it can be changed define('NAME', 'sofish');
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echo 'im sofish,' . PHP_EOL; |
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$arr = array('name' => 'sofish', 'age' => '25', 'gender' => 'male'); |
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$arr = array('1' => ; 'sofish', '25', 'male') $arr = array('1' => 'sofish', '2' => '25', '3' => 'male') |
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echo 'im sofish,' . PHP_EOL; echo "25 years old, n"; echo 'male'; |
// Imagine the following paragraph, the most popular answer on stackoverflow
// Personally, I don’t like mixing two types of quotation marks. It doesn’t look good, but it’s not necessarily bad. lol?!
echo 'im sofish' . "n" . '25 ...' In JS, writing n inside quotation marks is feasible.
6. if statement
In PHP, the other branch uses elseif and in JS, there is a space difference.
UPDATE: 2012.02.29 5:28 pm: Andor: "In fact, it is possible to use elseif and else if on the other branch of the if branch."
7. Function
In PHP, you cannot use functions like (function(){})() to directly run an anonymous function, but you can create a function with default parameters, such as:
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echo $greet . $name; };
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// When no value is passed, the default value is displayed, the result is >> 'good morning sofish'
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$a = 'hello'; $b = function(){ echo $a . ' sofish.'; }; $b(); |
fn('sofish', 'good afternoon '); scope, I still prefer closures in JS. In PHP, let's take a look at the following code:
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$a = 'hello';
echo $a . ' sofish.'; };$b(); |
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$a = 'hello'; $b = function(){ global $a;
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var cursorPos = (function(){ // render ... Return [posX, posY]; })(); |
In PHP, you can use list() to assign values to a set of variables based on the contents of the array, so that we can use variables to access the values we want to use instead of using subscripts:
// Use variables in brackets to access the value returned by the function `cursorPos`
list($posX, $posY) = cursorPos(); In addition, another interesting function worth mentioning isset(), which determines whether a value is NULL. There are also functions such as is_array / is_string, which are not provided in JS. Type judgment is considered a high-level content in JS. Only programmers who are familiar with it and have accumulated experience know how to do it reasonably.