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    Syntax Overview: Etl Labs PVT LTD - PHP

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    This document provides an overview of basic PHP syntax. It discusses the three main ways to start PHP scripts using <?php, <? and <script language="php"> tags. Semicolons mark the end of statements and comments can be single line using # or // or multi-line between /* and */. PHP functions, classes and keywords are case-insensitive but variables are case-sensitive. White space is ignored between lines but not in variables.

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    This document provides an overview of basic PHP syntax. It discusses the three main ways to start PHP scripts using <?php, <? and <script language="php"> tags. Semicolons mark the end of statements and comments can be single line using # or // or multi-line between /* and */. PHP functions, classes and keywords are case-insensitive but variables are case-sensitive. White space is ignored between lines but not in variables.

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    Syntax Overview

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 18


    Basic Syntax

    PHP basic syntax is nothing it just how to start


    writing PHP script. Basically, it gives the basic
    structure of PHP. There are three methods to
    start writing PHP scripts.

    1
    The basic syntax of PHP starts with <?php and
    ends with ?>.

    And also used short tag starts with <? and ends
    with ?>.

    It's also a valid syntax '< script language="php"


    and ends with </script>.

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 19


    PHP Semicolon
    2 The semicolon (;) signifies the end of a PHP
    statement. There should be a semicolon after
    each line.

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 20


    Comment in PHP

    Single Line Comment


    Single line comment has two types

    Using "#"
    Using "//―
    3
    Comment Syntax

    // this is comment line

    # this is comment line

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 21


    Multiple Line Comment

    Comment Syntax
    4
    /* this is a multiple line comment.
    It will not execute.
    */

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 22


    Case Sensitivity in PHP

    PHP functions, classes, core language


    keywords are case-insensitive. That means
    you can write classes, functions and keyword
    in any case.
    5

    For example, you can write echo construct in


    different ways like Echo, ECHO, echo or you
    can write date function like Date, DaTe, date.

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 23


    Case Sensitive Variable
    6 PHP variables are case sensitive so you
    cannot use $NAME as the place of $name.

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 24


    White Space
    White space between lines ignored by the
    7
    PHP that means it's fine to leave several new
    lines.

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 25


    White Space in Variable
    8 In case of variable you cannot leave blank
    (white space).

    ETL LABS PVT LTD – PHP 26

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