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Passing in multiple values into a function.

<?php

$person = "Robert";

function myGreeting($greeting,$person,$endComment){

echo $greeting . $person . "," . $endComment;

}

myGreeting("Hello ", $person, "nice to see you again.");

?>

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Passing in math values, assigning the total to a variable, retuning the

value to the function. Then assign the function to a variable. After that

we check to see if the answer is a specif value by using a if statement.

<?php

function mySum($val1,$val2,$val3){

$sum = $val1 + $val2 + $val3;

return $sum;

}

$myTotal = mySum(20, 20, 20);

echo $myTotal;

if($myTotal == 60){

echo "<br><br>Yes the answer is 60.";

}else{

echo "<br><br>Nah nigga the answer is not 60.";

}

?>

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Using deult values to surpress errors in function if all the parameter have not

been assigned.

<?php

function paint($color="blue",$room="office."){

echo "I am going to use the color {$color} to paint my {$room}.";

}

paint("tope","bedroom");

?>

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Order of operation in a mathamatical problem. You process whats in double quotes first.

<?php

$var1 = 10;

$var2 = 20;

$result = (($var1 + 100) - $var2) * 5;

echo $result += 5 - 20;

?>

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Using variable within a echo string. Just add the variable within curley braces.

<?php

function aName($names){

echo "Hello {$names}, welcome back to the site.";

}

aName("Robert Atkinson");

?>