This post is part of the PHP Snippets series where I will be covering the basics of developing in PHP.
Both single and double quotes are supported in PHP, but there is a significant difference in how they are handled.
Single quotes are output “as is” and are the quickest form of quoting. When using single quotes, you would need to concatenate variables with a string to output them:
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PHP Snippets: Quotes
This post is part of the PHP Snippets series where I will be covering the basics of developing in PHP. Both single and double quotes are supported in PHP, but there is a significant difference in how they are handled. Single quotes are output “as is” and are the quickest form of quoting.
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