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Web Application Development
- empty() is a PHP construct used to determine if a variable is ‘empty’.
- It returns FALSE if the variable passed to it is ‘empty’,
where a variable is considered ‘empty’ if it has not been declared yet OR
if its value is:
- the empty string, ‘’
- the integer 0
- the float 0.0
- the string ‘0’
- FALSE
- NULL
- an empty array
- Additional Resources:
Web Application Development
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