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PHP Return Statements
Posted on: March 2, 2010 at 12:00 AM
In this php tutorial we will study about the return statement, how to return values, array, objects from a function, examples will help you to understand these concepts precisely.

PHP Returning Statement Values:

PHP Return statement is used to return a value or control to the calling portion of the program. It is an optional statement. In PHP we can return values, arrays, or object.

If the function is called from within the function then execution will immediately stops, return is also used to stop the eval() statement or script file.

PHP Return Statement Example:

<?php

function square($var){

return $var*$var;

}

echo "Square of 2 is: ".square(2);

?>

Output:

Square of 2 is: 4

Example:

<?php

function fun(){

return array(0,1,2);

}

list($var1,$var2,$var3)=fun();

echo "Value of \$var1= ".$var1."<br/>";

echo "Value of \$var2= ".$var2."<br/>";

echo "Value of \$var3= ".$var3."<br/>";

?>

Output:

Value of $var1= 0
Value of $var2= 1
Value of $var3= 2

 

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