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What is the scope of variables in PHP functions?
Article Introduction：Variables defined in PHP functions are only accessible inside their functions, which is the basic rule for the scope of variables of PHP functions. Local scope means that variables can only be used within the function that declares it. To use this value outside the function, it needs to be returned through return; global variables need to be accessed in the function using the global keyword or $GLOBALS hyperglobal array; static variables are declared through static, and their value can be maintained between multiple function calls.
2025-07-04
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How to Call Functions of Child Classes from Parent Classes in PHP?
Article Introduction：How to Call Functions of Child Classes from Parent Classes in PHPIn PHP, a common task is invoking functions defined in child classes from within parent classes. Consider the following example:class whale
{
public function __construct()
{
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2024-10-19
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How can you improve the performance of your PHP functions?
Article Introduction：To improve the performance of PHP functions, it is necessary to reduce resource consumption, speed up execution and ensure scalability. 1. Reduce function calls in loops, and the results should be calculated and stored in advance; 2. Priority is given to using built-in functions, such as array_map, in_array, etc., because they are more efficient and readable; 3. Avoid redundant calculations, store the results of expensive operations, and use cache to reduce duplicate database queries; 4. Optimize function parameters and return values, pass big data by reference, return as soon as possible, and reduce unnecessary output; 5. Use tools such as Xdebug or Blackfire for performance analysis and benchmarking to identify bottlenecks and optimize key functions. These practices jointly improve overall application efficiency.
2025-07-23
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Correct practice of passing object methods or callable properties as callback functions in PHP
Article Introduction：This article explores in depth the correct way to pass an object method or callable property as a callback function in PHP. Unlike the dynamics of languages such as JavaScript, PHP has clear definitions and syntax for callable types. The article will explain the behavior when using closures as stdClass attributes, and how to correctly utilize PHP's callable type syntax to pass static methods and instance methods in the class as callback functions to ensure the robustness and readability of the code.
2025-08-16
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Efficiently return multiple rows of MySQL results and custom data in PHP functions
Article Introduction：This tutorial details how to obtain and encapsulate multi-line MySQL query results and custom text data in PHP functions by returning a structured array. The article covers passing database connection objects, using mysqli::fetch_all to get all result sets, and how to organize and access return data to improve the modularity and readability of the code.
2025-08-16
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Navigating the Labyrinth of PHP Array Sorting Functions
Article Introduction：To master the sorting of PHP arrays, you must first understand its core behavior and function selection logic: 1. Sort by value and re-index numeric keys, use sort() or rsort(); 2. Sort by value but keep the keys (applicable to associative arrays), use asort() or arsort(); 3. Sort by keys, use ksort() or krsort(); 4. When customizing the sort logic, use usort() (no key reserved) or uasort() (preserved key) with callback function; 5. Use sort flags such as SORT_NUMERIC, SORT_STRING, SORT_NATURAL to control the comparison method; 6. Pay attention to common traps: sort() series functions return tru
2025-08-17
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What are the classification functions of AI tools?
Article Introduction：Artificial intelligence tools have become a cornerstone of modern life, offering a wide range of capabilities. Its classification includes: Machine learning: identifying patterns and predictions, applied to image recognition and predictive analysis. Deep learning: learning complex features for image segmentation and natural language understanding. Computer Vision: Empowering computers with vision for facial recognition and autonomous driving. Natural Language Processing: Understanding and processing human language for use in machine translation and chatbots. Expert systems: Encoding expert knowledge for medical diagnosis and financial planning. Predictive analytics: Predicting future events, used for customer churn prediction and stock market analysis. Chatbots: Conduct natural conversations for customer service and marketing automation. Virtual Assistant: Execution
2024-11-28
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Mastering the WordPress Categories API
Article Introduction：In-depth WordPress classification directory API: Efficiently obtain and manage classified data
This article will explore the WordPress classification directory API in depth and explain how to efficiently obtain and manage classified data. We will introduce the core functions and show how to obtain a single category, multiple categories, and specific information such as category ID, name, description, slug, and number of associated articles. We will also briefly introduce classification-related operations in the WordPress REST API.
Core concept
The WordPress Classification Catalog API provides a series of functions to retrieve the original data of a classification, including returning objects containing all classification-related data.
Get a single classification object
get_category
2025-02-10
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Best practices for efficient return of MySQL multi-line data and custom text in PHP functions
Article Introduction：This article explains in detail how to efficiently return a multi-line result set of MySQL queries in PHP functions and combines custom text. The core methods include passing the database connection object as parameters, and using an associative array to structure the query results and custom information to ensure that the data returned by the function is complete and easy to access. The article shows how to implement this feature through sample code and provides important considerations and best practices to improve the robustness and maintainability of the code.
2025-08-16
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How do anonymous functions (closures) work in PHP, and what is the purpose of the use keyword with them?
Article Introduction：Anonymous functions (closures) are functions without names in PHP and are often used in scenarios where callback functions need to be temporarily defined. They can be assigned to variables or passed directly as parameters, and are commonly used in array operations and event processing such as array_map and array_filter. Use the use keyword to allow the closure to inherit variables in the parent scope and pass by value by default. If you need to modify external variables, you should use the & symbol to pass by reference. Common application scenarios include: 1. Array processing; 2. Event registration; 3. Callbacks to maintain states; 4. Custom sorting logic. Closures help keep the code concise, but you need to pay attention to the scope and delivery of variables.
2025-06-09
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How to display all categories in WordPress front-page.php
Article Introduction：This article aims to solve the common problem of displaying all categories (including empty categories) in the front-page.php file of WordPress theme. We will discuss in detail how to use the two core functions wp_list_categories() and get_categories(), especially how to ensure that all categories can be displayed correctly by setting the hide_empty=0 parameter. In addition, the tutorial will demonstrate how to traverse the classification data to obtain term_id, classification name and generate classification links, providing technical guidance for realizing custom classification display and associated custom pictures.
2025-08-07
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