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Variables
A variable is a special container that that you can hold a value. According to the PHP manual, there are eight type of variables in the language.
Category - Data Types
Scalar - Boolean, Integer, floting point and String.
Compound - Array, Object
Special - Resourse, Null
- A variable's name must start with a dollar sign, ($), For example $name, $link.
- The name can contain a combination of string, numbers and the underscore, Ex: $my_report1.
- The first charactor after the dollar sign cannot be number.
- Variable names in PHP are case-sensitive. So $name and $Name are entirely different variables.
This is just a cursory introduction to variables. You'll learn more about specific types (Strings and numbers) as well as manipulating these later.
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