Type declarationsNote:Type declarations were also known as type hints in PHP 5.Type declarations allow functions to require that parameters are of a certain type at call time.If the given value is of the incorrect type,then an error is generated: in PHP 5, this will be a recoverable fatalerror, while PHP 7 will throw aexception.To specify a type declaration, the type name should be added before theparameter name. The declaration can be made to accept NULL values ifthe default value of the parameter is set to NULL. Valid types TypeDescriptionMinimum PHP versionClass/interface nameThe parameter must be an the given class or interfacename.PHP 5.0.0selfThe parameter must be an the same class as the one themethod is defined on.
This can only be used on class and instancemethods.PHP 5.0.0The parameter must be an.PHP 5.1.0The parameter must be a valid.PHP 5.4.0The parameter must be a value.PHP 7.0.0The parameter must be a ing point number.PHP 7.0.0The parameter must be an.PHP 7.0.0The parameter must be a.PHP 7.0.0iterableThe parameter must be either an or an.PHP 7.1.0objectThe parameter must be an.PHP 7.2.0. Strict typingBy default, PHP will coerce values of the wrong type into the expectedscalar type if possible. For example, a function that is given anfor a parameter that expects awill get a variable of type.It is possible to enable strict mode on a per-file basis. In strictmode, only a variable of exact type of the type declaration will beaccepted, or a will be thrown. Theonly exception to this rule is that an may be givento a function expecting a.
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Function calls from withininternal functions will not be affected by the stricttypesdeclaration.To enable strict mode, the statement is used with thestricttypes declaration. CautionEnabling strict mode will also affect.Note:Strict typing applies to function calls made fromwithin the file with strict typing enabled, not tothe functions declared within that file.
If a file without stricttyping enabled makes a call to a function that was defined in a filewith strict typing, the caller's preference (weak typing) will berespected, and the value will be coerced.Note:Strict typing is only defined for scalar type declarations, and assuch, requires PHP 7.0.0 or later, as scalar type declarations wereadded in that version. There are fewer restrictions on using. To supply multiple arguments to a function call than there are on using it to declare a variadic parameter in the function declaration. In particular, it can be used more than once to unpack arguments, provided that all such uses come after any positional arguments.The Right Thing for the error case above would be for $result1,2,3,4, but this isn't yet (v7.1.8) supported. You can use (very) limited signatures for your functions, specifing type of arguments allowed.For example:public function Right( MyClass $a, array $b )tells first argument have to by object of MyClass, second an array. MyClass means that you can pass also object of class that either extends MyClass or implements (if MyClass is abstract class) MyClass.
If you need exactly MyClass you need to either make it final, or add some code to check what $a really.Also note, that (unfortunately) 'array' is the only built-in type you can use in signature. Any other types i.e.:public function Wrong( string $a, boolean $b )will cause an error, because PHP will complain that $a is not an.object. of class string (and $b is not an object of class boolean).So if you need to know if $a is a string or $b bool, you need to write some code in your function body and i.e. Throw exception if you detect type mismatch (or you can try to cast if it's doable).
Hey,I started to learn for the Zend Certificate exam a few days ago and I got stuck with one unanswered-well question.This is the question:“Absent any actual need for choosing one method over the other, does passing arrays by value to a read-only function reduce performance compared to passing them by reference?’This question answered by Zend support team at Zend.com:'A copy of the original $array is created within the function scope. Once the function terminates, the scope is removed and the copy of $array with it.' (By massimilianoc)Have a nice day!Shaked KO.