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So if I have this code in PHP:

  $ class_name;  

And I want to put it in my markup like this:

  ...  

In this case how can I declare as variable? Which of the following is the best:

  $ class_name; $ Class_name = ""; $ Class_name = NULL; Edit: I am using HTML code in an external HTML file for one of my HTML files (I use the  requirement  ). Therefore, the first php file should be  class = "wrap"  in the div.wrap and other file has its  class = "wrap red" . 

$ class_name = "";

If you intend to use it regularly in string context, the following things are considered empty:

< Ul>
  • (with an empty string) Test with empty () .

    / Em>

  • 0 (0 as an integer)
  • 0.0 (0 as a float)
  • "0" (0 string
  • False
  • Array () (an empty array)
  • $ var; (a variable declared, but without any value)
  • come For example, in your update, there is no trailing white space after class = "wrap" , but class = " Wrap red ". If you do not pay attention to the white space on the back, and you are confident that your variable will always be a string, even if it is an empty string, Can go well with implementation, and when the variable skins You will be receiving class = "wrap" .

    I think that it always feels good to be as accurate as possible. Thus, when I'm not aligning the string, I used to put a check to prevent white space on the back.

      ...  

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