You can use 'echo' to print string, variables, etc. in php.
Syntax:
echo "print it..."; // Output-------------> print it...
echo '<br/>'; // prints a new line/enter
$var_1 = 10;
$var_2 = 3.14;
$var_3 = "myString";
echo $var_1; // Output (number)-------> 10
echo $var_3; // Output (string)-------> myString
echo "$var_1 + $var_2"; // Output (sum number)-------> 13.14
echo '$var_1 + $var_2'; // Output (string)-------> $var_1 + $var_2
echo "$var_1 + $var_2 = ".($var_1 + $var_2);
// Output ---------> $var_1 + $var_2 = 13.14
Note: dot(.) character is used to concant/join strings in php.
Syntax:
echo "print it..."; // Output-------------> print it...
echo '<br/>'; // prints a new line/enter
$var_1 = 10;
$var_2 = 3.14;
$var_3 = "myString";
echo $var_1; // Output (number)-------> 10
echo $var_3; // Output (string)-------> myString
echo "$var_1 + $var_2"; // Output (sum number)-------> 13.14
echo '$var_1 + $var_2'; // Output (string)-------> $var_1 + $var_2
echo "$var_1 + $var_2 = ".($var_1 + $var_2);
// Output ---------> $var_1 + $var_2 = 13.14
Note: dot(.) character is used to concant/join strings in php.
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