How can the PHP code be modified to accurately display the last 30 days without causing an endless loop?

The issue of displaying the last 30 days without causing an endless loop can be solved by using a loop that decrements the date by 1 day in each iteration until the last 30 days are reached. This can be achieved by using the DateTime class in PHP to manipulate dates effectively and ensure the loop terminates after 30 iterations. 

// Display the last 30 days without causing an endless loop
$endDate = new DateTime();
$startDate = new DateTime();
$startDate->modify('-30 days');

$currentDate = clone $endDate;

while($currentDate >= $startDate) {
    echo $currentDate->format('Y-m-d') . "<br>";
    $currentDate->modify('-1 day');
}

Keywords

PHP date strtotime loop display

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