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Title: CSCI 116 Week 3 Functions


1
CSCI 116 Week 3 Functions Control Structures
2
Topics
  • Using functions
  • Variable scope and autoglobals
  • Decision logic
  • if statements
  • if...else statements
  • switch statements
  • Loops
  • while statements
  • do...while statements
  • for and foreach statements

3
Defining Functions
  • Functions
  • Groups of statements that you can execute as a
    single unit
  • Defining a function
  • lt?php
  • function name_of_function(parameters)
  • statements
  • ?gt

4
Function Parameters
  • A parameter is an input to the function
  • Parameters are placed within the parentheses that
    follow the function name
  • Not all functions accept parameters

function average(num1, num2)
2 parameters
function printHello()
0 parameters
function calcTax(price)
1 parameter
5
Function Example
  • function printPhrase(phrase)
  • echo phraselt/ brgt
  • printPhrase(Silly goose!)

6
Returning Values
  • A return statement returns a value to the
    statement that called the function
  • A function does not have to return a value
  • function averageNumbers(a, b, c)
  • sumOfNumbers a b c
  • average sumOfNumbers / 3
  • return average

7
Function Practice
  1. Write a function that takes a name and prints
    Hello, name!
  2. Write a function that returns the maximum of two
    values.
  3. Write a function that converts celsius to
    fahrenheit (FC1.832).
  4. Write a function that takes a radius and returns
    the circumference of a circle (CPIDiameter).

8
Understanding Variable Scope
  • Variable scope
  • Where in your program a declared variable can be
    used
  • Can be either global or local
  • Global variable
  • Declared outside a function and available to all
    parts of your program
  • Local variable
  • Declared inside a function and only available
    within that function

9
Variable Scope
  • lt?php
  • globalVar "Global"
  • function scopeExample()
  • echo "ltbgtInside function ltbr /gtlt/bgt"
  • localVar "Local"
  • echo "localVarltbr /gt"
  • global globalVar
  • echo "globalVarltbr /gtltbr /gt"
  • scopeExample()
  • echo "ltbgtOutside function ltbr /gtlt/bgt"
  • echo "localVarltbr /gt"
  • echo "globalVarltbr /gt"
  • ?gt

global keyword used inside function to
reference global variable
10
Autoglobals
  • PHP includes predefined global arrays, called
    autoglobals or superglobals
  • Autoglobals contain client, server, and
    environment information
  • Autoglobals are associative arrays
  • Elements are referred to with an alphanumeric key
    instead of an index number
  • Example _SERVERPHP_SELF

11
PHP Autoglobals
See http//us.php.net/reserved.variables for more
information.
12
Using GLOBALS
lt?php globalVar "Global" function
scopeExample() echo "ltbgtInside functionltbr
/gtlt/bgt" localVar "Local" echo
"localVarltbr /gt" echo GLOBALS"globalVar" ,
"ltbr /gtltbr /gt" scopeExample() echo
"ltbgtOutside functionltbr /gtlt/bgt" echo
"localVarltbr /gt" echo "globalVarltbr /gt" ?gt
13
Using _SERVER
  • lt?php
  • echo "The name of the current script is ",
    _SERVER"PHP_SELF", "ltbr /gt"
  • echo "The absolute path of the current script
    is ", _SERVER"SCRIPT_FILENAME", "ltbr /gt"
  • echo "The name of the server on which this
    script is executing is ", _SERVER"SERVER_NAME"
    , "ltbr /gt"
  • echo "This script was executed with the
    following server software ", _SERVER"SERVER_SOF
    TWARE", "ltbr /gt"
  • echo "This script was executed with the
    following server protocol ", _SERVER"SERVER_PRO
    TOCOL"
  • ?gt

14
Using _GET and _POST
  • _GET and _POST allow you to access the values
    of forms that are submitted to a PHP script
  • _GET appends form data as one long string to the
    URL
  • _POST sends form data as a transmission separate
    from the URL

15
_GET Example
ltform method"get" action"processForm.php"gt N
amenbspltinput type"text" name"name" size"20"
/gtltbr /gt Hometownnbspltinput type"text"
name"town" size"20" /gtltbr /gt ltinput
type"submit" value"Submit"gt lt/formgt
lt?php echo "Hello, ", _GET"name", " from ",
_GET"town", "!" ?gt
Note the values in the URL
16
_POST Example
ltform methodpost" action"processForm.php"gt
Namenbspltinput type"text" name"name"
size"20" /gtltbr /gt Hometownnbspltinput
type"text" name"town" size"20" /gtltbr
/gt ltinput type"submit" value"Submit"gt lt/formgt

lt?php echo "Hello, ", _POST"name", " from ",
_POST"town", "!" ?gt
No values in the URL
17
if Statements
  • Used to execute specific programming code if a
    condition returns true
  • Syntax
  • if (conditional expression)
  • statement
  • Example
  • num 5
  • if (num 5) // CONDITION IS TRUE
  • echo The condition evaluates to true.lt/ brgt
  • echo 'num is equal to ', num.lt/ brgt
  • echo This statement always executes.lt/ brgt

18
if...else Statements
  • An else clause executes when the condition in an
    if...else statement evaluates to false
  • Syntax
  • if (conditional expression)
  • statement
  • else
  • statement
  • Example
  • Today Tuesday
  • if (Today Monday)
  • echo Today is Mondaylt/ brgt
  • else
  • echo Today is not Mondaylt/ brgt

Curly braces are not required when there is only
one statement after the if or else.
19
Nested if Statements
  • One decision-making statement may be contained
    within another
  • if (_GETSalesTotal gt 50)
  • if (_GETSalesTotal lt 100)
  • echo Sales total is between 50 and 100.lt/
    brgt

20
switch Statements
  • Controls program flow by executing a specific set
    of statements depending on the value of an
    expression
  • Compares the value of an expression to a value in
    a case label
  • case label can be followed by one or more
    statements
  • Each set of statements is usually followed by the
    keyword break
  • The default label contains statements that
    execute when the value of the expression does not
    match any other case label

21
switch Statements
  • Syntax
  • Switch (expression)
  • case label statement(s)
  • break
  • case label
  • statement(s)
  • break
  • ...
  • default
  • statement(s)
  • Example
  • Switch (day)
  • case 1
  • print partridge
  • break
  • case 2
  • print turtle doves
  • break
  • ...
  • default
  • print Invalid

22
Decision Practice
  • Write a statement that prints even if a
    variable num is even.
  • Write a statement that prints even if a
    variable num is even, and odd otherwise.
  • Write a statement that prints A for a grade of
    90-100, B for 80-89, C for 70-79, D for
    60-69 and F otherwise.
  • Write a switch statement that takes a number and
    prints the corresponding month, e.g. January
    for 1.

23
Repeating Code
  • A loop statement is a control structure that
    repeatedly executes a statement or a series of
    statements
  • Each repetition of a loop is called an iteration
  • Loop may execute while a condition is true or
    until a condition becomes true
  • Four types of loops
  • while statements
  • do...while statements
  • for statements
  • foreach statements

24
while Statements
  • Repeats one or more statements while a
    conditional expression evaluates to true
  • Syntax
  • while (conditional expression)
  • statement(s)

25
while Statement Example
  • Count 1
  • while (Count lt 5)
  • echo Countltbr /gt
  • Count
  • echo You have printed 5 numbers.lt/ brgt

26
while Statement Example
  • Count 10
  • while (Count gt 0)
  • echo Countltbr /gt
  • --Count
  • echo We have liftoff.lt/ brgt

27
while Statements Example
  • Count 1
  • while (Count lt 100)
  • echo Countltbr /gt
  • Count 2

28
Infinite Loops
  • In an infinite loop, a loop statement never ends
    because its conditional expression is never false
  • Count 1
  • while (Count lt 10)
  • echo The number is Count

29
do...while Statements
  • Executes a statement or statements at least once
  • Repeats execution as long as conditional
    expression is true
  • Syntax
  • do
  • statement(s)
  • while (conditional expression)

30
do...while Example
  • Count 2
  • do
  • echo The count is equal
  • to Countlt/ brgt
  • Count
  • while (Count lt 2)

31
do...while Example
  • DaysOfWeek array(Monday, Tuesday,
    Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
    Sunday)
  • Count 0
  • do
  • echo DaysOfWeekCount, ltbr /gt
  • Count
  • while (Count lt 7)

32
for Statements
  • Used to repeat one or more statements as long as
    a given condition is true
  • Includes code that initializes a counter and
    changes its value with each iteration
  • Syntax
  • for (counter declaration and initialization
    condition update statement)
  • statement(s)

33
for Statements Example
  • FastFoods array(pizza, burgers, french
    fries, tacos, fried chicken)
  • for (Count 0 Count lt 5 Count)
  • echo FastFoodsCount, ltbr /gt

34
foreach Statements
  • Used to iterate or loop through the elements in
    an array
  • Does not require a counter
  • Specify an array expression within a set of
    parentheses following foreach
  • Syntax
  • foreach (array_name as variable_name)
  • statements

35
foreach Example
  • animals array(lion, tiger, monkey)
  • foreach (animals as animal)
  • echo animalltbr /gt

36
Loop Practice
  • Using a do loop, dowhile loop, and for loop,
    perform each of the following tasks
  • Print the numbers from 10 to 1 and then
    Blastoff!
  • Add up the numbers from 1 to 10 and then display
    the result.

37
Summary
  • Functions are groups of statements that you can
    execute as a single unit
  • Autoglobals contain client, server, and
    environment information
  • Flow control determines the order in which
    program statements execute
  • Decision logic includes if, ifelse, and switch
  • Loops include while, dowhile, for, and foreach
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