Clear analysis of phpunset () and null variables

Unset (mixedvar [, mixedvar [,...]) unset () destroys the specified variable. Note that in php3, unset () will return true (actually an integer value of 1), while... unset (mixed var [, mixed var [,...]).

Unset () destroys the specified variable. Note that in php 3, unset () will return true (actually an integer value of 1). in php 4, unset () is no longer a real function: it is now a statement, so that no return value is returned. an attempt to obtain the return value of unset () will cause a parsing error.

Null bytes indicate that the variable is null $ t = ''. the variable has a value, but is null. the isset () parameter is true.

The null constant is $ t = null. the variable has no value, and is not empty. the isset () is false.

 'A', 'B' => 'B'); $ B = array ('a' => 'A', 'B' => 'B '); $ a ['B'] = null; unset ($ B ['B']); print ('
'); Print_r ($ a); print ('
'); Print_r ($ B); print ('
');/* Result: array ([a] => a [B] =>) array ([a] => a) */?>

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