1. how to define a constant keyword: define Syntax define (& amp; #39; constant name & amp; #39;, & amp; #39; constant value & amp; #39;) & lt ;? $ A123; define (& amp; #39; I & amp; #39;, $ a); echoI ;? & Gt; 2, array 1 defines an array keyword array syntax array (key & gt
I. how to define a constant
Keywords: define Syntax define ('constant name', 'constant value ')
2. array
1 define an array
Keyword array syntax array (key => value, key2 => value2, key3 => value3) key can be an integer or string, and value can be any value
'Bar', 123 => true); echo $ arr ['too'].'
'; Echo $ arr [123];?>
Print array method print_r keyword: print_r syntax print_r (to print the array name), mainly used for debugging
'000000', 'Stu _ name' => 'Zhao Lao '); print_r ($ stu);?> Output result Array ([stu_no] => 10010 [stu_name] => Lao Zhao)
Output method echo $ array name [key]
'000000', 'Stu _ name' => 'Zhao '); echo $ stu ['Stu _ no'].'
'; Echo $ stu ['Stu _ name'];?> Output result
10010
Lao Zhao
Another way to define an array is to directly input the value key as an integer arranged from 0.
Array ('value', 'value2', 'value3 ', 'value4 ')
The output result is Array ([0] => Pipi [1] => Lele [2] => Pope [3] => Lao Zhao)
Output:
'; Echo $ stu [1].'
'; Echo $ stu [2].'
'; Echo $ stu [3].'
';?> Output result
Pipi
Lele
Pope
Lao Zhao
Loop output method for statement syntax
For (cyclic condition) example: $ I = 0; $ I <4; $ I ++
{
Echo $ array name [loop variable name]
}
';}?> Output result
Pipi
Lele
Pope
Lao Zhao
While loop syntax
$ Condition variable name = condition variable value
While (condition statement) example $ I <4
{
$ Array name [$ condition variable name];
$ Condition variable ++
}
Output result: Pi pilele, Pope Zhao
Add elements at the end of the array
Syntax $ array name = array [value, value1, value2, value3];
$ Array name [] = value to be added;
$ Array name [] = value to be added;
Output result: Pi pilele, Pope Zhao Haomin, Su Chao, Lu Teng
Create a range array range and count to obtain the number of elements in the array
Syntax $ array name = range (range starts, range ends)
Count ($ array name)
Output result 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Output result a B c d e f g h I j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
Three-filled array
Array_pad
Syntax
Array_pad ($ array name, array length, fill default value)
Output result 0 1 2 3 0 0 0
5. delete and insert the replacement element array_splice in the array.
Two parameters in array_splice indicate that the deletion of four parameters indicates insertion or replacement. (when the third parameter is 0, it indicates insertion. if it is not 0, it indicates replacement)
Delete syntax array_splice ($ array name, delete end subscript) subscript is equal to delete before this Key
Output result 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Insert syntax: array_splice ($ new array name inserted, subscript, 0, $) subscript: insert a new array before this subscript to the previous one
Output result 0 1 2 3 4 a B c 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Replace syntax array_splice ($ replace the array name, key, key2, $ replace the new array name) subscript 1 subscript 2 combined to indicate starting from the subscript key number subscript key2 elements are replaced by the new array
The output result is 0 1 2 a B c 9 10 11 12
Six elements are replaced with a, B, and c elements starting from 3.
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