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if (Is_array ($today)): $i = 0; $__list__ = $today, if (count ($__list__) ==0): Echo "", Else:foreach ($__list__ as $key + $vo): + + $i; $mod = ($i% 2)
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What is the code above? ":" What is the symbol? Understand the great God under the detailed explanation!

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It is estimated that your framework program replaced the curly braces {} with: Take a closer look at your configuration file

It is estimated that your framework program replaced the curly braces {} with: Take a closer look at your configuration file

That's all I can see! Can this be achieved?

That's all I can see! Can this be achieved?

I don't know, you run the next test, you can't change the curly braces {}

That's all I can see! Can this be achieved?

I don't know, you run the next test, you can't change the curly braces {}

These are compiled cache files are displayed, generally compiled cache files are final, unexpectedly used ":" Unless PHP support this thing!

There are two syntactic constructs for PHP process control. A curly brace represents a statement block, a colon that represents a statement block.
Curly braces indicate that the statement block is used more, and this is not said.
Use the colon ":" Instead of the curly brace "{" On the left, use endif, Endwhile, endfor;, Endforeach, and endswitch; to replace the curly brace "}" on the right.

For example, the following two procedures are the same

$a =1; $b =2;if ($a = = $b) {    echo ' a=b ';} else{    echo ' a!=b ';}

$a =1; $b =2;if ($a = = $b)    : Echo ' a=b '; else    : Echo ' a!=b '; endif

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