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<?php
print "Welcome to ACME AUTO";
?>
This is the opening PHP tag. PHP code is always written between the opening and closing PHP tags.
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<?php
print "Welcome to ACME AUTO";
?>
Before the next line of code is a blank line. You can use blank lines throughout your PHP scripts.
Blank lines allow you to group sections of code together, which makes scripts easier to read.
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<?php
print "Welcome to ACME AUTO";
?>
This print command tells the Web server to "print" the words between the quotes to the browser window.
Remember: for a command string to execute, there must be a semicolon (;) at the end.
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<?php
print "Welcome to ACME AUTO";
?>
This is the closing PHP tag. No more PHP code can be written after this closing tag without another opening PHP tag.