PHP – callable Keyword
The PHP callable keyword is used to force a function argument to be a reference to a function.
The PHP callable keyword is used to force a function argument to be a reference to a function.
The PHP case keyword is used to jump to a line of code when an expression has a specific value in a switch conditional.
The PHP catch keyword is used to handle exceptions that are thrown by the code in a preceding try block.
The PHP checkdate() function is used to check if a Gregorian date is valid.
The PHP ceil() function rounds a number up to the nearest integer if necessary.
The PHP checkdnsrr() function checks DNS records for type corresponding to host, and can be used to check our DNS record to verify a domain’s existence.
The PHP chroot() function changes the root directory of the current process to directory, and changes the current working directory to “/”.
The PHP compact() function creates an array from variables and their values. Any strings that does not match variable names will be skipped.
The PHP connection_aborted() function checks whether the client has disconnected.
The PHP connection_status() function returns the current connection status.
The PHP const keyword is used to create constants, and must be declared in the global scope.