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Is there an error?

Current question is quite ambiguos:

Which of the following functions are used with the internal array pointer to accomplish an action?

Also there is error in answer definition (correct: next)

I suggest this version:

• Which of the following functions affects internal array pointer position? (answers: prev, next)

https://github.com/certificationy/php-pack/blob/master/data/questions.yml#L199

key "valuse" it's incorrect.

Regarding https://github.com/certificationy/php-pack/blob/master/data/questions.yml#L108

fwrite expects two arguments, a resource and a string to output and returns the number of bytes written. I can't think of a case when (and why) it should return a STDERR resource. So I think the answer is clearly wrong

$ php -r 'fopen("php://stderr");'
PHP Warning:  fopen() expects at least 2 parameters, 1 given in Command line code on line 1

Regarding https://github.com/certificationy/php-pack/blob/master/data/questions.yml#L697

The question doesn't (explicitly) state that it is about matching the string as a whole. The answer flagged correct is the only one that does that ... however if it is just about matching the string (i.e. partially) then

php > var_dump(preg_match('/^[hp1-5]*\-.*/i', 'PhP5-rocks'));
int(1)
php > var_dump(preg_match('/[hp1-5]*\-.?/', 'PhP5-rocks'));
int(1)
php > var_dump(preg_match('/[hp][1-5]*\-.*/', 'PhP5-rocks'));
int(0)
php > var_dump(preg_match('/[PhP]{3}[1-5]{2,3}\-.*$/', 'PhP5-rocks'));
int(0)
php > var_dump(preg_match('/[a-z1-5\-]*/', 'PhP5-rocks'));
int(1)

... two more answers are correct.

So IMHO either the question should explicitly state that it is about matching the whole string or otherwise two extra answers should be flagged correct, hence changing it to a multiple choice question.

Hello,

In the travis configuration, we find an email address.
Why not hide it? Because we do not need to know it :)

Valid for all projects (symfony-pack, etc)

Regards,
Maxence

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correct answer from localhost testing is:
Notice: Undefined variable: data in C:\xampp\htdoc...
0

question: |
            Assuming UTF-8 encoding, what is the value of $count?
            $count = strlen($data);
answers:
  - { value: '0', correct: false }
  - { value: '4', correct: false }
  - { value: '5', correct: true }
  - { value: '7', correct: false }

but if you put $data inside single quotes '' than result is 5.
--> '$data'