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Title : How to judge if an integer is odd or is even in Php3?
Categories : Math., PHP, Algorithms Update Picture
Sandino Araico
Date : May 29th 1998
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<?
        if (empty($integerNo)){
?>
        <p>ZERO</p>
<?
        }else{
                if($integerNo % 2){
?>
        <p>ODD</p>
<?
                }else{
?>
        <p>EVEN</p>
<?
                }
        }
?>



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 Mahendra Kalkura wrote : 816
hey buddy
look at the code below
this thing works fine for me
test it out and tell me if it works for you ok

<?php

$integer
=676;

if (empty(
$integer))
    {
    print(
"ZERO");
    }
else
    {
    if((
$integer 2)==1)
        {
        print(
"ODD");
        }
    else
        {
    print(
"EVEN");
        }
    }

?>
 
 Alix Axel wrote :1794
Well, 0 (zero) is a even number you could simply write a function like this:

<?php

function Even($number)
{
    return 
$number == 0;
}

// or:

function Odd($number)
{
    return 
$number == 1;
}

?>