PHP Flow Control if Almost identical to C

if Almost identical to C <? php if ($int. M > $int. G){ echo

If else Almost identical to C <? php if ($int. M > $int. G){

If elseif else PHP <? php if ($int. M > $int. G){ echo “<p>$int.

switch ($str. A) { case “Russell”: echo “<p> Hi Russell </p>”; break; case “Kevin”:

while $int. A = 0; while ($int. A < 11) { echo "<p>now the

do-while do { echo"<p>now the value of ". '$int. A'. " is $int. A</p>";

for loops Similar to C: e. g. , for ($int. A = 1; $int.

foreach (first form) Also a special construct: foreach (array as value) statement $arr. Num

foreach (second form) foreach (array as key=> value) statement $arr. Num = array (0=>"zero",

foreach (second form) foreach (array as key=> value) statement Non-numerical keys $arr. Num =

break $int. A = 1; while (1) { //do something $int. A++; if ($int.

continue for($int. A=1; $int. A<10; $int. A++){ if($int. A % 2){continue; } echo "<p>print

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PHP Flow Control

if Almost identical to C <? php if ($int. M > $int. G){ echo “$int. M is greater”; } ? >

If else Almost identical to C <? php if ($int. M > $int. G){ echo “$int. M is greater”; } else { echo “$int. G is greater”; } ? >

If elseif else PHP <? php if ($int. M > $int. G){ echo “$int. M is greater”; } elseif ( $int. M < $int. G) { echo “$int. G is greater”; } else { echo “$int. G is equal to $int. M”; } ? >

switch ($str. A) { case “Russell”: echo “ Hi Russell ”; break; case “Kevin”: echo “ Hi Kevin”; break; case “Dug”: echo “ Hi Dug”; break; default: echo “ I don't know you. . . ”; }

while $int. A = 0; while ($int. A < 11) { echo "now the value of ". '$int. A'. " is $int. A"; $int. A++; } Notice the use of “ and ' The first $int. A in the echo statement does not get a numerical value. . .

do-while do { echo"now the value of ". '$int. A'. " is $int. A"; $int. A++; } while ($int. A < 21);

for loops Similar to C: e. g. , for ($int. A = 1; $int. A <=10; $int. A++) {. . . }

foreach (first form) Also a special construct: foreach (array as value) statement $arr. Num = array (0=>"zero", 1=>"one", 2=>"two", 4=>"four", 3=>"three", 5 =>"five"); $int. Count = 0; foreach($arr. Num as $str. Num){ echo "". $int. Count++. "$str. Num"; }

foreach (second form) foreach (array as key=> value) statement $arr. Num = array (0=>"zero", 1=>"one", 2=>"two", 4=>"four", 3=>"three", 5 =>"five"); $int. Count = 0; foreach($arr. Num as $int. Key=>$str. Num){ echo " $int. Key $str. Num"; }

foreach (second form) foreach (array as key=> value) statement Non-numerical keys $arr. Num = array ("0"=>"zero", "1"=>"one", "2"=>"two", "4"=>"four", "3"=>" three", "5"=>"five"); $int. Count = 0; foreach($arr. Num as $str. Key=>$str. Num){ echo " $str. Key $str. Num"; }

break $int. A = 1; while (1) { //do something $int. A++; if ($int. A > 10) break; }

continue for($int. A=1; $int. A<10; $int. A++){ if($int. A % 2){continue; } echo "print even number } $int. A";

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