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The cal_to_jd() is a built-in PHP function that determines the Julian day count for a given date in the selected calendar.
The base_convert() function in PHP is an effective tool for converting numbers between different number systems or bases.
The cal_days_in_month() is a predefined function in PHP that returns the total amount of days in a given month for a particular year and calendar.
The filter_var() function is used in PHP to filter a variable with a specified filter. For more details, follow this guide.
The die() function in PHP is used to handle fatal errors by displaying the message before terminating the script.
The dechex() function in PHP is used to convert the decimal value into hexadecimal value. For more details, follow this guide.
PHP offers a wide range of calendar functions that are useful for managing and displaying date and time data. Follow this guide to learn about them.
The ucfirst() function is a built-in PHP function that allows users to change the first letter of a string to uppercase, without modifying the rest of the string.
PHP developers can easily use index.php instead of index.html by following the guidelines mentioned in this article.
The pathinfo() in PHP is used to get the information about the file path. Learn more about this function in this guide.
The realpath() in PHP is used to find the absolute or real path of the file or a directory. Read about the usage of realpath() function in this guide.
The log() function in PHP is used to find the logarithm of the number. Learn how to use the log() function in this guide.
There are various built-in methods including typecasting, floatval(), and number_format() to convert the string to float in PHP.
The not equal operator is a comparison operator that returns a boolean value of true if the two values being compared are not equal and false otherwise.
The include() and require() constructors are used in PHP to move the data of one file into the other file. Follow this guide to learn the difference between them.
The array_reverse() can reverse the order of the elements in an array. It takes an array as its input and returns an array with elements ordered and reversed.