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sachin
answered Aug 19 '21 00:00
define() function can define the consant in PHP define(string $constant_name, mixed $value, bool $case_insensitive = false)
define() function must have two argument , one is constant name and other is value of the constant , third is optional parameter which can be true and false for making it to acess case sensitive or not
define() function return true or false
<?php
define('DATABASE_HOST','localhost');
echo DATABASE_HOST;
?>
it will print localhost
define() function is used to define variable which is constant like configure stuff
1
angeo
answered Aug 19 '21 00:00
in PHP 7 , define() function changed so array also can be value of the constant
<?php
define("DATBASECONSTANT",array("host"=>"localhost","databasename"=>"databasename","databasepassword"=>"password"));
print_r(DATBASECONSTANT);
?>it will print Array ( [host] => localhost [databasename] => databasename [databasepassword] => password )
array defined by define() function , it can be accessed same as array we do in PHP
<?php
define("DATBASECONSTANT",array("host"=>"localhost","databasename"=>"databasename","databasepassword"=>"password"));
echo(DATBASECONSTANT['host']);
?>
it will print : localhost
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