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Install PHP with Homebrew
4m 25s
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Install a PHP IDE editor
1m 58s
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Start the built-in PHP web server
2m 36s
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Create a “Hello world!” PHP script
2m 1s
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Closing tags, semicolons & line breaks in PHP
2m 58s
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Alternate method of calling PHP language constructs
1m 8s
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Write short echo tags in PHP
1m 53s
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Create & name variables in PHP
2m 25s
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PHP data type assignments
3m 27s
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Type casting in PHP
2m 5s
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Type juggling (coercion) in PHP
2m 48s
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Concatenating strings in PHP
3m 8s
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String interpolation & escaping in PHP
1m 38s
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Create a constant in PHP to store a fixed value
4m 40s
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Create a Boolean variable in PHP
3m 28s
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Conditionally execute PHP code with an if statement
1m 48s
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Write multiple conditions to execute alternate PHP code
3m 24s
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Alternate PHP if statement syntax for view files
3m 36s
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Refactor a PHP if else statement into a ternary
3m 33s
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Use a PHP switch statement for advanced conditional logic
4m 12s
21
Use a match statement for advanced PHP data checks
3m 7s
22
Create a list using a PHP array
1m 11s
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Display the contents of an array with a foreach loop
1m 56s
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Use an array key to determine current iteration
1m 26s
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Create a key/value store within a PHP array
2m 19s
26
Create a nested or multi-dimensional array in PHP
2m 34s
27
Get the count of a PHP array
2m 32s
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Display the contents of an array with a for loop
3m 38s
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Continue or break out of a PHP loop
2m 18s
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Purpose of a function in PHP
1m 34s
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Create a function in PHP
1m 52s
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Function & global scope in PHP
1m 53s
33
Calling functions with return values in PHP
3m 33s
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Passing arguments to PHP functions
2m 28s
35
Defining function return & argument types in PHP
2m 19s
36
Type coercion & strict data types in PHP
4m 26s
37
Including or requiring files in PHP
4m 18s
38
Create & instantiate a class in PHP
2m 13s
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Run code on PHP class creation with a constructor
2m 23s
40
Create class properties in previous versions of PHP
2m 47s
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Create promoted properties in PHP 8 classes
2m 12s
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Retrieve public class properties with PHP’s arrow syntax
1m 43s
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Understanding scope in PHP classes
4m 1s
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Refactoring functions into PHP classes
3m 18s
45
Defining & using PHP namespaces
4m 19s
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Replace PHP require statements with the Composer class autoloader
4m 13s

Replace PHP require statements with the Composer class autoloader

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Using "require" for classes isn't a modern practice for PHP development. A much better option is to use Composer's autoloader to automatically import classes into your app.

Replace PHP require statements with the Composer class autoloader

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