Node.js for PHP Developers

Index

A note on the digital index

A link in an index entry is displayed as the section title in which that entry appears. Because some sections have multiple index markers, it is not unusual for an entry to have several links to the same section. Clicking on any link will take you directly to the place in the text in which the marker appears.

Symbols

& (ampersand), Predefined PHP Variables, Plain Text, JSON, and XML

separating query arguments, Predefined PHP Variables

in URL-encoded data, Plain Text, JSON, and XML

* (asterisk), multiplication operator, Syntax

\ (backward slash), path separator, Reading and Writing Files

: (colon), Syntax, PHP Alternative Syntax, Array Variables

in inline conditional, Syntax, PHP Alternative Syntax

in object literals, Array Variables

{} (curly brackets), Preface, The node and npm Executables, Eclipse PDT, Syntax, PHP Alternative Syntax, Array Variables, JSON

enclosing code blocks, Preface, Syntax

enclosing JSON data, JSON

in alternative if statement syntax, PHP Alternative Syntax

object initialization, The node and npm Executables, Eclipse PDT, Array Variables

$ (dollar sign), preceding PHP variables, Syntax, Variables

. (dot operator), String Literals, Array Variables, Array Variables, Encapsulation

for object properties, Array Variables, Array Variables, Encapsulation

string concatenation operator, String Literals

" (double quotes), enclosing string literals, String Literals

= (equal sign), in query arguments, Predefined PHP Variables

== (equal sign, double), equals ...