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Logical Operators
Boolean Values
A Boolean value is one that is in either of two states. They are known as True or False values,in programming. True is usually given a value of 1,and False is given a value of zero. You set them up just like other variables
$trueValue = 1;
$falseValue = 0;
You can replace the 1 and 0 with the words "true" and "false" (without the quotes). But a note of caution,if you do. Try this script out,and see what happens:
<?
$true_value = true;
$false_value = false;
echo "true_value = " . $true_value;
echo " false_value = " . $false_value;
?>
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- - Wraps A String To A Given
number Of Characters Using A
string Break Character - - Uppercase The First Character
of Each Word In A String - - Make A String's First Character
uppercase - - Strip Whitespace (or Other
characters) From The Beginning
and End Of A String - - Return Part Of A String
