I am practising with the AdventureWorks database for now and I will be receiving strings like the following: SalesOrderNumber=SOH123 and CustomerID=1. The strings may not always contain =, as they may be >, <, >=, <=, !=, <>. Ideally, I would like to split each string into 3 fields – the database column to query, the comparison (e.g. =, >,
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How to calculate the age of a person using variables like: year, month, day in PHP
I have tried to get the age of a person, using the code below, although I wanted the output to be your exact age, it reads an incorrect age if your birthday was before the current date but a correct age if your birthday is after the current date kindly correct the code Answer You can use this for age
Is it possible to use *= operator together with round() function
I often need to use fractional modificators for my variables. Like this: Yet I need the oputput to be rounded, so I need to use: Is is no big deal, but every single time I can not use the *= operator, and I need to write round(). Is there a shrotcut for this? Answer As $var *= 1.5; is a
How to display data in PHP from a database where every 4 data that appears then the other data is placed below
Currently I’m making a PHP application which displays data from a database by script as below: table{ border-collapse:…
Right associativity of PHP’s null coalesce operator
According to PHP documentation, the null coalescing operator ?? is right-associative, i.e. is equivalent to What is the significance of this? Does it make any difference for developers that it is left-associative or right-associative? To those who are thinking it will call less functions, this is not true because the right operand will not be evaluated if the left operand
AND/OR Operator Precedence in Google Search
I need to do an advanced Google search, using their SiteSearch API. I’m currently using a string of the following format that is sent via curl to my search engine: $search_url = “http://www.google….
How does PHP compare strings with comparison operators?
I’m comparing strings with comparison operators. I needs some short of explanations for the below two comparisons and their result. if(‘ai’ > ‘i’) { echo ‘Yes’; } else { echo ‘No’; } …
What are the backticks “ called?
What are the backtick operators (“) called in the context of evaluating their content? Answer If you’re referring to Bash then the backticks are known as “command substitution”. $() provides similar functionality.
Best way to give a variable a default value (simulate Perl ||, ||= )
I love doing this sort of thing in Perl: $foo = $bar || $baz to assign $baz to $foo if $bar is empty or undefined. You also have $foo ||= $bletch which will only assign $bletch to $foo if $foo is not defined or empty. The ternary operator in this situation is tedious and tiresome. Surely there’s a simple, elegant
Stacking Multiple Ternary Operators in PHP
This is what I wrote : $Myprovince = ( ($province == 6) ? “city-1” : ($province == 7) ? “city-2” : ($province == 8) ? “city-3” : ($province == 30) ? “city-4” : “out of borders” ); But for every …