PHP | bcadd() Function

The bcadd() function in PHP is an inbuilt function and is used to add two arbitrary precision numbers. This function accepts two arbitrary precision numbers as strings and returns the addition of the two numbers after scaling the result to a specified precision.

Syntax:

string bcadd ( $num_str1, $num_str2, $scaleVal)

Parameters: This function accepts three parameters as shown in the above syntax and explained below:

• $num_str1: This parameter is of string type and represents the left operand or one of the two numbers among which we want to perform the addition. This parameter is mandatory.
• $num_str2: This parameter is of string type and represents the right operand or one of the two numbers among which we want to perform the addition. This parameter is mandatory.
• $scaleVal: This parameter is of int type and is optional. This parameter tells the number of digits that will appear after the decimal in the result of addition. It’s default value is zero.

Return Value: This function returns the addition of the two numbers $num_str1 and $num_str2 as string.

Examples:

Input:  $num_str1 = 3, $num_str2 = 11.222
Output: 14
Since the parameter $scaleVal is not specified so
no digits after decimal is appeared in the 
result after addition.

Input:  $num_str1 = 3, $num_str2 = 11.222, $scaleVal = 4
Output: 14.2220

Below programs illustrate the bcadd() function in PHP :

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<?php // PHP program to illustrate bcadd() function     // input numbers with arbitrary precision $num_str1 = "3"; $num_str2 = "11.222";     // calculates the addition of // the two numbers when $scaleVal is // not specified $res = bcadd($num_str1, $num_str2);    echo $res;     ?>

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Output:

14

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<?php // PHP program to illustrate bcadd() function     // input numbers with arbitrary precision $num_str1 = "3"; $num_str2 = "11.222";    // scale value $scaleVal = 4;     // calculates the addition of the two // numbers when $scaleVal is specified $res = bcadd($num_str1, $num_str2, $scaleVal);    echo $res;     ?>

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Output:

14.2220

Reference:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.bcadd.php

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