Short circuit evaluation is an important feature of logic operators in PHP, which can improve performance and avoid errors. 1. When using &&, if the left operand is false, the right operand will no longer be evaluated; 2. When using ||, if the left operand is true, the right operand will be skipped; 3. It can be used to safely call object methods, such as if($user&&$user->hasPermission('edit')) to avoid empty object calls; 4. It can optimize performance, such as skipping expensive function calls; 5. It can provide default values, but please note that || is sensitive to falsy values, and you can use the ?? operator instead; 6. Avoid placing side effects on the right side that may be skipped to ensure that key operations are not short-circuited. just

Using == for strict comparison will check the value and type at the same time, and == will perform type conversion before comparing the value; therefore 0=='hello' is true (because 'hello' is converted to an integer is 0), but 0==='hello' is false (different types); common traps include '0'==false, 1=='1abc', null==0 and []==false are all true; it is recommended to use === by default, especially when processing function return value (such as strpos), input verification (such as the third parameter of in_array is true), and state judgment to avoid unexpected results caused by type conversion; == is only used when it is clearly necessary to use ==, otherwise

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Maintainable implementations of dynamic functional flags rely on structured, reusable, and context-aware logic. 1. Structural definition of function flags as first-class citizens, centrally manage and accompany metadata and activation conditions; 2. Dynamic evaluation is performed based on runtime context (such as user roles, environments, grayscale ratios) to improve flexibility; 3. Abstract reusable condition judgment functions, such as roles, environments, tenant matching and grayscale release, avoiding duplicate logic; 4. Optionally load flag configurations from external storage, supporting no restart changes; 5. Decouple flag checks from business logic through encapsulation or hooks to keep the code clear. Ultimately achieve the goals of secure release, clear code, fast experimentation and flexible runtime control.

Switch is usually faster than if-elseif-else, especially when there are more than 5 discrete values and PHP can be optimized to skip tables; 2. If-elseif is more suitable for complex or range condition judgments; 3. The performance of the two is similar when a small number of conditions (1–3); 4. Turn on Opcache to improve the optimization opportunities of switches; 5. Code readability is preferred, and it is recommended to use PHP8.0 match expressions in simple mapping scenarios because they are simpler and have better performance.

Using guard clauses and early return can significantly improve code readability and maintainability. 1. The guard clause is a conditional judgment to check invalid input or boundary conditions at the beginning of the function, and quickly exit through early return. 2. They reduce nesting levels, flatten and linearize the code, and avoid the "pyramid bad luck". 3. Advantages include: reducing nesting depth, expressing intentions clearly, reducing else branches, and facilitating testing. 4. Commonly used in scenarios such as input verification, null value check, permission control, and empty collection processing. 5. The best practice is to arrange the checks in order from basic to specific, focusing on the function start part. 6. Avoid overuse in long functions causing process confusion or causing resource leakage in languages that require resource cleaning. 7. The core principle is: check as soon as possible and return as soon as possible

When using && and || to build complex conditions, operator priority and short-circuit behavior must be clarified; 1.&& priority is higher than ||, so a||b&&c is equivalent to a||(b&&c); 2. Use brackets to clarify logical groups. If you need to "login or have permission and are not visitor", you should write it as (loggedIn||hasPermission)&&!isGuest; 3. Split complex conditions into descriptive variables to improve readability; 4. Test boundary conditions to avoid relying on intuitive judgment; ultimately, clarity should be used as the goal to ensure that the code logic is easy to understand and maintain.