echo bcmod15,3;//returns 0 echo bcmod15,4;//returns 3 bcmul Syntax string bcmulstring left_operand, string right_operand, [int scale] Description The bcmul function calculates the pr
Trang 1echo bcmod(15,3);//returns 0
echo bcmod(15,4);//returns 3
bcmul()
Syntax
string bcmul(string left_operand, string right_operand, [int scale])
Description
The bcmul() function calculates the product of the left and right operands The
scale parameter is optional and indicates the number of digits to the right of the
decimal point in the result If scale is omitted, it defaults to 0
echo bcmul(2.005,3.009,2);//result is 6.00
echo bcmul(10.00,0.500,2);//result is 5.00
echo bcmul(0.500,0.500,2);//result is 0.25
bcpow()
Syntax
string bcpow(string x, string y, [int scale])
Description
The bcpow() function returns a string that is x raised to the power y Note that y
must have a scale of 0 or a warning will occur The scale parameter is optional and
indicates the number of digits to the right of the decimal point in the result If scale
is omitted, it defaults to 0
echo bcpow(2.005,3,2);//result is 8.00
echo bcpow(4.25,2,2);//result is 18.06
bcscale()
Syntax
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Description
The bcscale() function sets the scale that all subsequent bcmath functions will use
when none is explicitly indicated The scale parameter is used to indicate the
desired precision in the result—specifically, the number of digits to the right of the decimal point
bcsqrt()
Syntax
string bcsqrt(string operand, int scale)
Description
The bcsqrt() function calculates the square root of the operand The scale
parameter is an optional parameter that indicates the number of digits to the right of the decimal point in the result If scale is omitted, it defaults to 0
echo bcsqrt(4.00,2);//result is 2.00
echo bcsqrt(4.25,2);//result is 2.06
bcsub()
Syntax
string bcsub(string left_operand, string right_operand, int [scale])
Description
The bcsub() function calculates the difference by subtracting the right_operand from the left_operand The scale parameter is an optional parameter indicating
the number of digits to the right of the decimal point in the result If scale is
omitted, it defaults to 0
echo bcsub(4.005,2.009,2);//result is 2.00
echo bcsub(1.00,2.00,2);//result is -1.00
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Arrays in PHP can serve many useful roles, but the main reason to use an array is to organize groups of related values In PHP, each element in an array has a
corresponding index (also referred to as key) and a value The index can be a
number or it can be a string, whereas the value can be of any type Arrays of multiple dimensions are possible because an array element itself can in turn be an array When an array is created, an internal pointer is initialized to the first element
of an array This pointer is used in several functions to traverse the elements of the array Other roles that arrays can play in PHP include representing a stack or a queue data structure The array functions provide powerful tools for managing and processing related data
array()
Syntax
array array( )
Description
The array() language construct returns an array made up of the given parameters The parameters can indicate an index or key with the => operator Each element in
an array is comprised of a key and a value If a key isn't defined when creating an array, the position of the element in the array will be used with the first element of the array at 0
$array1 = array(1,1);//indexed array starting at zero
$array2 = array("heads"=>1,"tails"=>0);//associative array
$array3 = array($array1,$array2);//array of arrays
array_count_values()
Syntax
array array_count_values(array input)
Description
The array_count_values() function, which was added in PHP 4.0b4, returns an array indicating the frequency of values in the input array The resulting array has
the values in the input array as the keys and the corresponding frequency of each
Trang 4$somearray = array(1, "ABC", 1);
array_count_values($somearray);//returns array( 1=>2, "ABC"=>1 )
array_diff()
Syntax
array array_diff(array array1, array array2 [, array ])
Description
The array_diff() function, which was added in PHP 4.0.1, returns all the values contained in array1 that are not in any of the other arrays given
$array1 = array(1,2,3);
$array2 = array(2,3);
$array3 = array_diff($array1,$array2);//$array3 = (1)
array_flip()
Syntax
array array_flip(array trans)
Description
The array_flip() function , which was added in PHP 4.0b4, returns an array that is made up of all the flipped values in the trans array To flip means to swap the
values with their corresponding keys
$array1 = array("a"=>"1");
$array2 = array_flip($array1);
echo $array2["1"];//returns a
array_intersect()
Syntax
Trang 5array array_intersect(array array1 array array2 [, array ])
Description
The array_intersect() function, which was added in PHP 4.0.1, returns an array containing the values of array1 that are also present in all the other given
parameters
$array1 = array(1,2,3);
$array2 = array(2,3);
$array3 = array(3,4);
$array4 = array_intersect($array1,$array2,$array3);//$array3 = (3)
array_keys()
Syntax
array array_keys(array input, mixed [search_value])
Description
The array_keys() function, which was added in PHP 4.0, returns both numeric and string keys from the input array The search_value parameter is optional and it
indicates that only keys with this corresponding value should be returned
$inarray = array(1,"two"=>1,0,1,1);
$outarray = array_keys($inarray,1);//$outarray = (0,"two",2,3)
array_merge()
Syntax
array array_merge(array array1, array array2, [ ])
Description
The array_merge() function, which was added in PHP 4.0, appends multiple arrays together to form one single array In the case that more than one array shares the same string key, the latter array will overwrite the previous array With similar