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// https://betterexplained.com/examples/birthday/birthday.html
function calc(people) {
    let ret = {
        days: 365,
        people: people
    }

    ret.combinations = ret.people * (ret.people - 1) / 2
    ret.chance = (ret.days - 1) / ret.days
    ret.expected = 1 - (ret.chance ** ret.combinations)

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<?php

if (!function_exists('each')) {
    function each(array &$array) {
        $value = current($array);
        $key = key($array);

        if (is_null($key)) {
            return false;
        }

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function convert_base(input, fromBase, toBase)
{
    const chars = '0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'

    if (typeof fromBase == 'number') {
        if (fromBase < 2 || fromBase > 62) {
            throw ('Invalid base for from chars, min=2 & max=62')
        }
        fromBase = chars.substr(0, fromBase)

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class A { protected int $x; }
class AA extends A { protected $x; }
 // -> PHP Fatal error: Type of acme\AA::$ must be int (as in class acme\A)

No var name here "acme\AA::$".

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$foo = new class() {
    var ?array $a;
    function dump() { var_dump($this->a); }
    function sort() { ksort($this->a); }
};

// E1: Error: Typed property class@anonymous::$a must not be accessed before initialization
$foo->dump();

// E2: TypeError: ksort() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given (should throw E1 cos its an uninitialized property?)

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Link: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=78859

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Weird behavior with uninitialized typed properties and __set/__get


Seems calling a constructor is triggering __set magic for uninitialized typed properties. So it does not matter the property is public or private/protected.

I suppose the problem is __set/__get called before __construct when a type is given to a property. Also I if remove __get then I get object(acme\Options)#1 (1) { ["stack"]=> array(1) { ["stack"]=> array(1) { ["one"]=> int(1) } } }.

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Link: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=78809

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Uninitialized typed properties

While throwing when try to access to any uninitialized typed property (eg: $o->x == null),
the codes below are just causing notice.

BTW, error message is so weird. We were expecting something like this;

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// Java
class Foo { Integer i; }

class Test {
    public static void main(String args[]) {
        System.out.println(new Foo().i == null);
    }
}

// JavaScript

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<?php
// ok, cos converted to ?int = null, right?
function foo(int $i = null) {}

// ok, all ok, right?
$a = new class {
    public $i;
    public function check(): bool {
        return ($this->i != null);
    }

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const crypto = require('crypto');
const util = require('util');

const Salt = {
    /**
     * Length.
     * @const int
     */
    LENGTH: 128,