<?php
// This is a PHP code sample unrelated to the article content
function greet($name) {
return "Hello, " . $name . "!";
}
echo greet("World");
<hr>
<?php
/*
Title: How Can Beginners Quickly Master the Basic Usage of the PHP is_callable Function?
*/
echo "<h2>How Can Beginners Quickly Master the Basic Usage of the PHP is_callable Function?</h2>";
echo "<p>For beginners, PHP provides many convenient built-in functions, and <code>is_callable";
echo "";
echo "function greet(\$name) {\n";
echo " return 'Hello, ' . \$name;\n";
echo "}\n\n";
echo "if (is_callable('greet')) {\n";
echo " echo greet('Alice'); // Outputs Hello, Alice\n";
echo "}\n";
echo "";
echo "";
echo "\$func = function(\$name) {\n";
echo " return 'Hello, ' . \$name;\n";
echo "};\n\n";
echo "if (is_callable(\$func)) {\n";
echo " echo \$func('World'); // Outputs Hello, World\n";
echo "}";
echo "";
echo "";
echo "class Greeter {\n";
echo " public static function greet(\$name) {\n";
echo " return 'Hi, ' . \$name;\n";
echo " }\n";
echo "}\n\n";
echo "if (is_callable(['Greeter', 'greet'])) {\n";
echo " echo Greeter::greet('Alice'); // Outputs Hi, Alice\n";
echo "}";
echo "";
echo "As demonstrated in the examples above, is_callable can be used to check whether a normal function, anonymous function, or class method is callable. This is especially important for beginners, as it helps prevent errors caused by calling non-existent functions or methods. Mastering is_callable will make your PHP code more robust and flexible.
"; ?> <?php // This is another PHP code sample unrelated to the article content function farewell($name) { return "Goodbye, " . $name . "!"; } echo farewell("World"); ?>