Phper all know that PHP does not support literal volume, at least the current version is not supported. For example, in JS you can define object in this way
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var o = {' name ': ' QTTC ', ' url ': ' Www.jb51.net '};
alert (o.name);
The dictionary is defined in Python, or it can be defined as:
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o = {' name ': ' QTTC ', ' url ': ' Www.jb51.net '}
Print o[' name '
But in PHP, this defines object:
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$a = {"Name": "QTTC", "url": "Www.jb51.net"};
Will complain:
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[Root@lee www]# php a.php
PHP Parse error:syntax Error, unexpected ' {' in/data0/htdocs/www/a.php on line 4
We can borrow the JSON format, enclose the bag in quotes and then json_decoude it.
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$a = ' {' name ': ' QTTC ', ' url ': ' Www.jb51.net '} ';
$a = Json_decode ($a);
Print_r ($a);
Execution results:
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[Root@lee www]# php a.php
StdClass Object
(
[Name] => QTTC
[url] => www.jb51.net
)
Because PHP does not support literal or anonymous functions, you can add an array element by using the method defined above to define object without adding a function to object:
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$a = ' {' name ': ' QTTC ', ' url ': ' Www.jb51.net ', ' arr ': [' Zhangsan ', ' Lisi ']} ';
$a = Json_decode ($a);
Print_r ($a);
Execution results:
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[Root@lee www]# php a.php
StdClass Object
(
[Name] => QTTC
[url] => www.jb51.net
[Arr] => Array
(
[0] => Zhangsan
[1] => Lisi
)
)
