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The document provides an overview of arrays in PHP, explaining their ability to store multiple values and detailing different types, such as indexed and associative arrays. It also covers string functions like strrev and strpos, as well as concepts like anonymous functions and variable functions. Additionally, it includes examples and syntax for defining user-defined functions and manipulating arrays.

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php 2nd

The document provides an overview of arrays in PHP, explaining their ability to store multiple values and detailing different types, such as indexed and associative arrays. It also covers string functions like strrev and strpos, as well as concepts like anonymous functions and variable functions. Additionally, it includes examples and syntax for defining user-defined functions and manipulating arrays.

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1. What is array? How to store data in array?

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In PHP, an array is a special variable that can store multiple values in one single
variable.
Instead of creating many variables like $a1, $a2, $a3, you can use one array like $a =
array(10, 20, 30);.
Arrays can store numbers, strings, or both.

Types:

2. Write a program to create associative array in PHP.


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3. Define function. How to define user defined function in PHP? Give example.
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Types:

4. Write PHP script to sort any five numbers using array function.

5. String functions
6. Explain indexed and associative array
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9. Multidimensional array
10.

11. Strrev()
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It takes a string as input and returns the reversed version of that string.
It is commonly used to check for palindromes or manipulate string patterns.
The function does not change the original string; it returns a new reversed string.
If the input string is "Hello", then strrev("Hello") will return "olleH".
• <?php echo strrev("Information Technology"); ?>

12. Strops()
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It takes two arguments: the main string and the substring to search for.
It returns the numeric position of the first match (index starts from 0).
If the substring is not found, it returns false.
It is case-sensitive. "Hello" and "hello" will be treated differently.
Often used to check if a word or character exists in a string.
For example, strpos("Good Morning", "Morning") will return 5 because "Morning"
starts at index 5.
13. Str_word_count

14. Str_replace()

Hello PHP

15. Strlen()
16. Strtoupper()

17. Array_flip(array):
18. Anonymous function
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An anonymous function is a function without a name.
It is assigned to a variable and called using that variable.
It is often used for callback functions or short logic blocks.
Can be passed as an argument to another function.
This function is also called closure or lambda function.
Syntax:
$var=function ($arg1, $arg2) { return $val; };

19. Variable function


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A variable function is calling a function using a variable that stores its name.
The function must be defined before the variable is used to call it.
Useful in dynamic programming where function calls depend on conditions.
The variable must exactly match the function name.
Syntax:

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