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What are the best practices for handling time-sensitive operations in PHP, such as delaying database entries?

When handling time-sensitive operations in PHP, such as delaying database entries, it's important to use PHP's built-in functions like sleep() or time...

What is the function of time() in PHP and how is it commonly used in database operations?

The time() function in PHP is used to get the current Unix timestamp. It is commonly used in database operations to record the time when a certain eve...

What potential issues could arise when passing a timestamp variable in PHP?

When passing a timestamp variable in PHP, potential issues could arise if the timestamp is not in the correct format or if it is not converted properl...

What is the function in PHP to add 30 minutes to the current timestamp?

To add 30 minutes to the current timestamp in PHP, you can use the `strtotime()` function to create a new timestamp by adding 30 minutes to the curren...

What is the difference between a UNIX timestamp and a MySQL timestamp in PHP?

A UNIX timestamp is a numeric value representing the number of seconds that have elapsed since the Unix epoch (January 1, 1970). On the other hand, a...

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