PHP is_real() Function
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Example
Check whether a variable is of type float or not:
<?php
$a = 32;
echo "a is " . is_real($a) . "<br>";
$b = 0;
echo "b is
" . is_real($b) . "<br>";
$c = 32.5;
echo "c is " . is_real($c) .
"<br>";
$d = "32";
echo "d is " . is_real($d) . "<br>";
$e =
true;
echo "e is " . is_real($e) . "<br>";
$f = "null";
echo "f
is " . is_real($f) . "<br>";
$g = 1.e3;
echo "g is " . is_real($g)
. "<br>";
?>
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Definition and Usage
The is_real() function checks whether a variable is of type float or not.
This function is an alias of is_float().
Syntax
is_real(variable);
Parameter Values
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| variable | Required. Specifies the variable to check |
Technical Details
| Return Value: | TRUE if variable is a float, FALSE otherwise |
|---|---|
| Return Type: | Boolean |
| PHP Version: | 4.0+ |
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