Default Parameters in Functions
Default parameter values allow you to assign a predefined value to a function parameter so the function can be called even if the caller does not provide that argument.
When designing functions in PHP, you often want to make certain parameters optional. By assigning a default value to a parameter in a function definition, you allow the function to be called without explicitly providing that argument. If the caller omits the parameter, PHP automatically uses the default value. This feature makes your functions more flexible and easier to use, especially when there are common values that most callers will want.
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1234567891011121314<?php // Function with a default parameter value function greet($name = "Guest") { echo "Hello, $name!"; } // Call the function without an argument (uses default) greet(); echo "\n"; // Call the function with an argument (overrides default) greet("Alice"); echo "\n"; ?>
Using default parameter values helps reduce repetitive code and prevents errors that might occur if a value is missing. You can specify default values for one or more parameters, but all parameters with default values must come after any required parameters in the function's parameter list.
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Default parameter values allow you to assign a predefined value to a function parameter so the function can be called even if the caller does not provide that argument.
When designing functions in PHP, you often want to make certain parameters optional. By assigning a default value to a parameter in a function definition, you allow the function to be called without explicitly providing that argument. If the caller omits the parameter, PHP automatically uses the default value. This feature makes your functions more flexible and easier to use, especially when there are common values that most callers will want.
index.php
1234567891011121314<?php // Function with a default parameter value function greet($name = "Guest") { echo "Hello, $name!"; } // Call the function without an argument (uses default) greet(); echo "\n"; // Call the function with an argument (overrides default) greet("Alice"); echo "\n"; ?>
Using default parameter values helps reduce repetitive code and prevents errors that might occur if a value is missing. You can specify default values for one or more parameters, but all parameters with default values must come after any required parameters in the function's parameter list.
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