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PHP » Functions » Parameters

Capturing a return value


 

<?

function countdown($top) {

    while ($top > 0) {

        print "$top..";

        $top--;

    }

    print "boom!\n";

}



$counter = 5;

countdown($counter);

print "Now, counter is $counter";

?>

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