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You can create a string by storing its value in a variable .or send it to echo command directly.The return of function may be stored in a variable.
the output is :
Using single quotes :
you can create string using single quotes instead of double quotes.
the output is :
to use single quote within string you have to escape it using backslash
for example
the output is :
- Code:
<?
$mystring=" I am here";
echo " I am here";
echo "$mystring";
?>
the output is :
- Code:
I am here I am here
Using single quotes :
you can create string using single quotes instead of double quotes.
- Code:
<?
$mystring=' I am here';
echo ' I am here';
echo $mystring;
?>
the output is :
- Code:
I am here I am here
to use single quote within string you have to escape it using backslash
for example
- Code:
echo 'I am \'Tom\' ';
the output is :
- Code:
I am Tom
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