How to declare Variables in PHP
Variable is used to store the information and they are also used as "containers".
How to Declare PHP Variables
A variable initiated with the $ symbol like $a.
Example
<?php
$content = "Hi Everyone!";
$num = 2;
?>
In the above sample, the variable $content will contain the value Hi, Everyone!
Note: When you authorize the text to a variable, but the value inside the quote.
Note: PHP has no statement for declaring a variable like other programming languages.
PHP Variables
A variable can have a short characterization (like x, y, etc.) or a more enlightening name (color, hostname, total_count).
Guide for PHP variables:
- A variable initiated with the $ symbol like $a.
- A variable name should begin with a letter or the underscore character.
- A variable name can't begin with a number.
- A variable name contains only alpha-numeric characters & underscores like (A-z, 0-9, and _ )
- Variable names are case-sensitive ($color and $COLOR are two distinct variables)
Output Variables
The echo statement is frequently used to output information to the display.
Example
<?php
$content = "Well explained";
echo "The above blog is " . $content . "!";
?>