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- How do I return values from a function in PHP?
- In PHP, a function returns a value through a return statement, which can be of any type, and the function can only directly return one value. 1. Use the return keyword to return the value from the function to the call; 2. The function returns null when there is no return; 3. The code readability can be improved through early return; 4. If multiple values ??need to be returned, it can be implemented through an array; 5. Since PHP7, you can specify the return type to enhance code consistency.
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 482 2025-06-21 01:01:51
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- How do I use the GD library in PHP to resize, crop, and watermark images?
- PHP's GD library supports image processing operations without additional dependencies. 1. Resize: Use imagecreatefromjpeg() to load the picture, create a new size canvas, scale and save it through imagecopyresampled(); 2. Crop: After loading the original image, create a new target size canvas and copy the specified area; 3. Add a watermark: Use imagettftext() to add text or use imagecopy() to overlay the transparent PNG logo. The basic functions are simple and effective, and other libraries can be considered for complex needs.
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 1010 2025-06-21 01:01:31
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- How do I use for loops to repeat code a specific number of times?
- Forloopsareusedtorunablockofcodeasetnumberoftimes,especiallywhenthenumberofiterationsisknown.1)Theyconsistofinitialization,condition,andincrement/decrement,typicallyusingtherange()functiontocontrolthenumberofruns.2)Countingupstartsfromalowervalueandi
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 387 2025-06-21 01:01:11
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- How do I profile PHP code to identify performance bottlenecks?
- The most effective way to identify performance bottlenecks in PHP code is to use analysis tools. 1. Use Xdebug for local analysis: generate cachegrind files by enabling Xdebug's profile mode, and use corresponding tools to view the number of function calls and time-consuming conditions. It is suitable for development environment but not for production environments; 2. Use Blackfire.io to obtain more in-depth insights: provide detailed call graphs, memory usage and SQL query analysis, suitable for pre-release or production-like environments, supports CI/CD integration but is commercial software; 3. Use Tideways/XHGui to achieve lightweight analysis: low overhead, has a web interface to display flame graphs and database interaction statistics, suitable for medium-scale deployment;
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 830 2025-06-21 01:00:20
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- What are the different data types in PHP (string, integer, float, boolean, array, object, null, resource)?
- PHPhaseightbuilt-indatatypes:string,integer,float,boolean,array,object,null,andresource.Thefourbasictypesarestring(sequenceofcharacters),integer(wholenumbers),float(decimalnumbers),andboolean(trueorfalse).Compositeandspecialtypesincludearray(orderedm
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 634 2025-06-21 00:59:13
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- How do I use password hashing to store passwords securely?
- Tostorepasswordssecurely,alwaysusepasswordhashingwithstrongalgorithms.Usebcrypt,Argon2,orscrypt,whichincludesaltingandcostfactorstopreventbrute-forceattacks.AvoidweakalgorithmslikeMD5orSHA-256useddirectly.Lettrustedlibrarieshandlesaltingautomatically
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 219 2025-06-21 00:58:40
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- What are traits in PHP, and how are they used?
- TraitsinPHPareamechanismforcodereuseinsingleinheritancelanguages,allowingclassestosharemethodswithoutextendingaparentclass.IntroducedinPHP5.4,theyhelpavoiddeepinheritancetreesbylettingunrelatedclassesusethesamefunctionality.Forexample,bothaUserandPro
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 887 2025-06-21 00:57:41
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- How do I access cookie data using the $_COOKIE superglobal?
- To access cookie data in PHP, you need to use a $_COOKIE hyperglobal array that stores all cookies sent by the browser with the current request in key-value pairs. When reading, you should first use isset() to check whether it exists, such as $_COOKIE['user']; note that cookies are only available after page refresh, and their scope is affected by paths, domain names and security flags. Common errors include immediate access after setting, spelling errors, failure to check for existence, and mistakenly considering cookies to be safe and reliable. If multiple values ??need to be stored, you can use json_encode encoding to store and decode verification data when read.
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 786 2025-06-21 00:56:40
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- What are constants in PHP, and how do I define them?
- InPHP,constantsaredefinedusingdefine()orconst.1.Usedefine()fordynamicdefinitionslikedefine('PI',3.14159);2.UseconstforstaticdeclarationssuchasconstSITE_NAME='MyAwesomeSite';3.Constantsareuppercasebyconvention,avoidreservedkeywords,anddonotstartwith$;
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 531 2025-06-21 00:53:40
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- How do I use the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architectural pattern in PHP?
- How to use MVC mode in PHP? 1. Set the basic file structure and create three folders: Model, View and Controller; 2. Write model processing logic, such as UserModel class operating database; 3. Create controller to receive requests and coordinate model and view, such as UserController obtaining data; 4. Build view display content, such as user_profile.php mixing HTML and PHP output dynamic data; 5. Unified request processing through the front-end controller index.php, loading the model and controller and executing corresponding methods to achieve application scalability.
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 753 2025-06-21 00:47:10
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- How do I prepare and execute parameterized SQL queries to prevent SQL injection?
- TopreventSQLinjection,useparameterizedqueries.ThesekeepuserinputseparatefromtheSQLcommandstructure,ensuringthatmaliciousinputcannotalterquerylogic.SQLinjectionoccurswhenattackersmanipulateinputfieldstochangequerybehavior,suchasbypassingauthentication
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 303 2025-06-21 00:46:50
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- How do I include or require external files in PHP (include, require, include_once, require_once)?
- The main difference between include and require is in the error handling method: when an include error occurs, only a warning is issued and execution continues, while require will trigger a fatal error and terminate the script; for non-critical files, use include, and use require for critical files. 1. Include output warning when the file cannot be found, and the script continues to run; require that the file cannot be found, and the script stops. 2. include_once and require_once ensure that files are loaded only once in the same request, avoiding repeated definition issues, and are suitable for files that are not sure whether they will be introduced multiple times. 3. It is recommended to use relative paths, absolute paths or base paths.
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 601 2025-06-21 00:45:11
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- What are functions in PHP, and how do I define them?
- PHP functions are blocks of code that perform specific tasks and can be reused in scripts. They are defined by the function keyword, including function names, parameters and code blocks. When creating a function, you need to use the function keyword, name the function, define parameters (optional), and write logical code. For example, functiongreet($name){echo"Hello,$name!";}, call greet("Alice") to output "Hello,Alice!". Function names are case-insensitive, but are recommended to maintain consistency. Functions can have zero or more parameters and pass a return statement
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 445 2025-06-21 00:40:01
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- How do I use HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) in PHP?
- The method of judging and processing HTTP requests in PHP can be implemented through $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Use $method=$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] to obtain the current request method; 2. Use if/elseif to judge GET, POST, PUT or DELETE requests and process them separately; 3. The GET data obtains URL query parameters through $_GET, and the POST data obtains the form submission content through $_POST; 4. PUT and DELETE requests need to read data from the php://input input stream, and you can use parse_str() or json_d
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 475 2025-06-21 00:37:10
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