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  1. #1
    iannjiua is offline Newbie
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    how to create PHP variables ?

    Avariable is a storage container that holds a value. This value can change as the script runs. Variables are useful because they let you write flexible scripts. But how to create PHP variables ? Any guidance ?

    Thanks advanced .

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    johnBMitchell is offline Member
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    Syntax for php variable is : $var_name = value;

    For more guidelines you can go for this link : PHP Variables

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    marksmith is offline Member
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    Hello,

    A PHP drive is better than burning to a CD. Most folks do not realize a burned CD will go "bad" after four or five years. A flash drive is stable tech with no moving parts.

    Instructions:
    1) Buy a PHP flash drive your local china-mart or mom & pop store with electronics.
    2) Plug the drive into your PC just look for a hole that matches, any PC made during the last decade should have one.
    3) Go to "My Computer" on your PC and double click on the "removable disk" icon.
    4) Once open, drag and drop the files you want to back-up.

    Thanks,

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    alein123 is offline Junior WHC Addict
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    In one of my previous articles I explained how to build a PHP extension, and how to declare a simple function in C. I demonstrated how to return data from the C function to the script in PHP. But I have not explained how to pass the arguments to the function, nor how to change the values of existing PHP variables.

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