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R00t: /* If/Else */

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‎If/Else

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‎Basics

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      // do this code instead
+   }
 ?>
 </nowiki>

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 ;//
 :comments in PHP are defined with a double-forward slash "//"
 ===delimiters - start & stop===
 ;<?php

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 ;.php
 :all PHP pages end with the .php extension, this tells the browser there is php code in the file.
 ===delimiters - start & stop===
 ;<?php

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:37, 26 December 2015
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	Outputs: Hello, world!</nowiki>		Outputs: Hello, world!</nowiki>
	Each string above is defined between double quotes. The "dots" are between them and combine them together to form 1 long string.		Each string above is defined between double quotes. The "dots" are between them and combine them together to form 1 long string.
		+
		+	==Variables==
		+	Variables in php are stored the same way as bash scripting, the variable name being defined by starting with a "$"
		+	<nowiki>ie.
		+	<?php
		+	$myName = "r00tedvw";
		+	echo $myName;
		+	?></nowiki>

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   ?>
 </p></nowiki>
 ==Operators==
 ===concatenation===

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:32, 26 December 2015
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	----		----
	Outputs: Hello, world!</nowiki>		Outputs: Hello, world!</nowiki>
		+	Each string above is defined between double quotes. The "dots" are between them and combine them together to form 1 long string.

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 :just like with scripting, '''echo''' can be used to output text
   <nowiki>ie.
- <p>
+<p>
-  <?php
+ <?php
-    echo "My first line of PHP!";
+   echo "My first line of PHP!";
-  ?>
+ ?>
- </p></nowiki>
+</p></nowiki>

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 ==Basics==
 ===delimiters - start & stop===
 ;<?php