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PHP 7 - Scalar Type Declarations
PHP 7 - Scalar Type Declarations
In PHP 7, a new feature, Scalar type declarations, has been introduced. Scalar type declaration has two options −
coercive − coercive is default mode and need not to be specified.
strict − strict mode has to exppcitly hinted.
Following types for function parameters can be enforced using the above modes −
int
float
bool
string
interfaces
array
callable
Example - Coercive Mode
<?php // Coercive mode function sum(int ...$ints) { return array_sum($ints); } print(sum(2, 3 , 4.1)); ?>
It produces the following browser output −
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Example - Strict Mode
<?php // Strict mode declare(strict_types = 1); function sum(int ...$ints) { return array_sum($ints); } print(sum(2, 3 , 4.1)); ?>
It produces the following browser output −
Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Argument 2 passed to sum() must be of the type integer, string given, ...Advertisements