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In the previous article "Use 3 magical constants in PHP to quickly obtain the directory, file name and line number", I introduced to you the method of using 3 constants to obtain the current directory, file name and line number. Friends in need can find out!
So this article will introduce you to a very common question during the PHP interview process:
The question is like "How does PHP check whether a method in a given object exists?"
I’ll give you 3 seconds. Can you give me a quick answer?
Yes, it is the method_exists()
function!
PHP method_exists() function is used to check whether the method in a given object exists. If you are asked about this basic knowledge in the interview, I believe you can definitely win it easily!
The following is a brief introduction to the use of the method_exists()
function:
The syntax of this function is method_exists(objectname, methodname);
The parameter objectname represents the object example or class name.
The parameter methodname represents the method name.
Note: The parameters objectname and methodname are required fields.
Examples of using method_exists() are as follows:
<?php class Demo { function funcdemo(){ echo 'Hello World'; } } $demo = new Demo(); if(method_exists($demo, funcdemo)) { echo '方法存在于给定对象中'; } ?>
Output:
方法存在于给定对象中
By the way, I would like to introduce some related functions:
→function_exists()
- Returns true if the given function has been defined;
Syntax: function_exists(string $function_name): bool
Return value: If function_name exists and is indeed a function, it returns true , otherwise it returns false .
→is_callable()
- Check whether the parameter is a legal callable structure;
Syntax: is_callable(callable $name, bool $syntax_only = false, string &$callable_name = ?): bool
Return value: true if name is callable, otherwise false.
→class_exists()
- Check whether the class has been defined;
Syntax: class_exists(string $class, bool $autoload = true): bool
Return value: If the class pointed to by class has been defined, this function returns true, otherwise it returns false.
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