PHP - Conditional StatementsWhat will be the output of this PHP code?$x = 0;echo $x ?? 10;A10B0CnullDErrorCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand null coalescing with zero valueThe variable $x is set and equals 0, which is not null.Step 2: Evaluate the expressionSince $x is not null, $x ?? 10 returns 0.Final Answer:0 -> Option BQuick Check:Null coalescing checks for null, not falsy values [OK]Quick Trick: Null coalescing treats 0 as valid, not null [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing null with falsy zeroExpecting default value for 0Thinking it causes error
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