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		<title>Data Types in PHP</title>
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In php there is different types of data , the most used are :
string   // binary data
boolean // true or false
int    // Integer
Integers  are numbers; Positive and negative numbers can be expressed with it).
Boolean  contain two values: false or true .
String Are text , it [...]]]></description>
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 It&#8217;s a Good Practice 
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 Make your code understandable for others, so that if many programmers [...]]]></description>
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&#60;?


echo &#34; Hello world !&#34; ;


?&#62;




Hello world in php using Variables 




&#60;?


$txt = &#34;Hello World !&#34; ; 


&#160;


echo $txt ;


?&#62;




Hello world in php using Functions 




&#60;?


&#160;


function hello &#40;&#41; &#123;


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echo &#34; Hello World !! &#34;;


&#160;


&#125;


&#160;


hello&#40;&#41;;


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