This post is part of the PHP Snippets series where I will be covering the basics of developing in PHP.
Almost everything you write in PHP ill have an output to the user; the simplest way of doing this is to use the in-built echo
function (which you can use with or without parentheses).
The below example is a simple echo to output one line of text:
echo 'Hello world!';
You can output multiple…
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