Ensuring a Well-Structured Switch Command in PHP In PHP, the switch statement is a powerful tool for controlling program flow, especially when dealing with multiple conditional branches. However, achieving a clean and efficient switch has its own snags. This post explores the essential switch best practices: tips for checking the quality of a ‘switch’ command […]
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Feb
Feb
6 unicity traps that sideline PHP code Sometimes, code is being ignored by PHP : code is painstakingly written but never gets executed. How is that even possible? May be, because it was not so painstakingly coded. And there are no less than 6 unicity traps that sideline PHP code. Indeed, there are some PHP […]
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Aug
Aug
Removing duplicate cases in switch Switch statements in PHP link a situation (the cases) to code to be executed. Duplicate cases in switch statement should be avoided. Just like this : switch ($a) { case ‘a’ : /* code here */ case ‘b’ : /* code here */ default : /* code here */ } Duplicate code in switch statements […]