PROGRAMMING
Php
Function name
! Function name is not case-sensitive. Function name must not start with a number.
function name() {}
function Name() {}
// Fatal error: Cannot redeclare Name()
Return
! Note that since return is a language construct and not a function ... the parentheses surrounding its arguments are not required. It is common to leave them out, also PHP has less work to do in this case.
function A() {
return (1);
}
function B() {
return 2; // faster
}
echo A(); // Output: 1
echo B(); // Output: 2
... 3 lines Null
! Even if you don't return a value, PHP will still cause your function to return NULL. The concept of "void" functions does not really apply to PHP.
function name() {}
echo name() === NULL; // Outputs: 1
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