var_dumpBy using var_dump function we can get all details about the variable used. This function returns nothing and can take more than one variable as input. Let us try some examples.
$a=5;
var_dump($a);
The above code will return like this
int(5)
Now let us try bit different by using one string variable
$a='testing';
var_dump($a);
The output is here
string(7) "testing"
We get all information about the string variable $a in above line. The length of the string is 7 here. Now let us try by using more than one variable.
$a=5.9;
$b='testing';
var_dump($a,$b);
Output is here
float(5.9) string(7) "testing"
We can add one array variable to our input to var_dump function.
$a=5.9;
$b='testing';
$ar=array('testing',' only ', ' at ', ' plus2net');
var_dump($a,$b,$ar);
The output is here
float(5.9) string(7) "testing" array(4)
{ [0]=> string(7) "testing" [1]=> string(6) " only " [2]=> string(4) " at " [3]=> string(9) " plus2net" }
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