$string1="Welcome to plus2net.com";
$string2=" PHP section ";
$string=$string1.$string2;
echo $string;
The out put of the above command will give the full sentence Welcome to plus2net.com PHP section
We can add any number of strings by using " . " ( dot ) in between them. $string= " Hello, ";
$string .=" Welcome to ";
$string .=" plus2net.com ";
echo $string;
The above code will print all the strings one after other forming the complete sentence.
$string2=" PHP section ";
$string= "Welcome to plus2net.com $string2";
echo $string;
Here the code will display full string with string2 value added at the end. But this way we can't add function inside a string. Let us try to add one function to display present date inside the welcome message. Here like a string we can't add. The following line won't display today's date along with the string. This is not going to work .
$string= "Welcome to plus2net.com $string2 today on date('m/d/y')";
We have to modify the above line like this to display current date.
$string= "Welcome to plus2net.com $string2 today on ". date("m/d/y");
echo $string;
Output is here
Welcome to plus2net.com PHP section today on 09/09/26
$str1 = "Hello";
$str2 = "World!";
echo $str1 . " " . $str2; // Output: Hello World!
$num1 = "100";
$num2 = "50";
echo $num1 . $num2; // Output: 10050
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| rajesh | 28-06-2010 |
| Good useful article. | |