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Logical operators in PHP - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Logical operators
📖 Scenario: You are creating a simple system to check if a person is eligible for a special discount based on their age and membership status.
🎯 Goal: Build a PHP program that uses logical operators to decide if a person qualifies for the discount.
📋 What You'll Learn
Create variables for age and is_member
Create a variable min_age for the minimum age to qualify
Use logical operators and and or to check conditions
Print the eligibility result
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Logical operators help decide if multiple conditions are true or false, like checking eligibility for discounts, access, or features.
💼 Career
Understanding logical operators is essential for programming decisions, validations, and controlling program flow in many software jobs.
Progress0 / 4 steps
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Create initial variables
Create a variable called age and set it to 20. Create a variable called is_member and set it to true.
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Need a hint?

Use $age = 20; and $is_member = true; to create the variables.

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Add minimum age configuration
Create a variable called min_age and set it to 18.
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Need a hint?

Use $min_age = 18; to set the minimum age.

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Check eligibility with logical operators
Create a variable called eligible that is true if age is greater than or equal to min_age and is_member is true. Use the and logical operator.
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Need a hint?

Use parentheses to compare $age >= $min_age and combine with && $is_member.

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Print the eligibility result
Print the text Eligible for discount: followed by the value of eligible. Use var_export to show true or false.
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Need a hint?

Use print("Eligible for discount: " . var_export($eligible, true)); to show the result.