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you can use a function with a undefined number of arguments using the func_get_args().

<?php function test() { $args = func_get_args(); echo $args[2]; // will print 'd' echo $args[1]; // will print 3 } test(1,3,'d',4); ?> 

You can use functions with a undefined number of arguments using the func_get_args().

<?php function test() { $args = func_get_args(); echo $args[2]; // will print 'd' echo $args[1]; // will print 3 } test(1,3,'d',4); ?> 

you can use a function with a undefined number of arguments using the func_ get_args()

<?php function test() { $args = func_get_args(); echo $args[2]; // will print 'd' echo $args[1]; // will print 3 } test(1,3,'d',4); ?> 

you can use a function with a undefined number of arguments using the func_get_args().

<?php function test() { $args = func_get_args(); echo $args[2]; // will print 'd' echo $args[1]; // will print 3 } test(1,3,'d',4); ?> 

you can use a function with a undefined number of arguments using the func_ get_args()

<?php 

function test() {

$args = func_get_args(); echo $args[2]; // will print 'd' echo $args[1]; // will print 3 

}

test(1,3,'d',4);

?>

you can use a function with a undefined number of arguments using the func_ get_args()

<?php  function test() { $args = func_get_args();  echo $args[2]; // will print 'd'  echo $args[1]; // will print 3 } test(1,3,'d',4); ?>