PHP

< 1 min read In PHP, single quotes (‘) and double quotes (“) are used to define strings. There are some differences between the two, as follows: Single …

< 1 min read To convert a PHP object to an associative array, you can use the get_object_vars function. This function returns an associative array of an object’s …

< 1 min read To get the current URL in PHP, you can use the $_SERVER superglobal array. Here’s an example of how you can use it: This …

2 min read The PHP configuration file (commonly referred to as the “php.ini” file) is a file that contains a set of directives that control various aspects …

< 1 min read To detect the request type (i.e., whether the request is a GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) in PHP, you can use the $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] variable. …

< 1 min read To return a JSON response from a PHP server, you can use the json_encode() function to convert an array or object to a JSON …

2 min read To get the current date in PHP, you can use the date() function. This function returns a string representation of the current date and …

< 1 min read In PHP, public, private, and protected are access modifiers that determine the visibility and accessibility of class members (properties and methods). Here is a …

< 1 min read In PHP, stdClass is a built-in class that represents an object with no properties or methods. It is often used as a placeholder when …

< 1 min read To make a redirect in PHP, you can use the header() function. This function sends a raw HTTP header to the browser, which can …