print " Hello world ";
Output
Hello world
print takes one argument and always returns 1.
print with Variable
This is without any parentheses ( we can use pint with or without parentheses )
$first="Hello World";
print $first;
Output is here
Hello World
Multiple variables
$first="Hello";
$second="World";
print ("$first");
print "<br>";
print ("$first $second");
Output is here
Hello
Hello World
Multiple Lines
print " Line one
Line two
One more line and end ";
Output is here
Line one Line two One more line and end
With escaping characters
print " Welcome to \"plus2net.com\" PHP section ";
Output is here
Welcome to "plus2net.com" PHP section
Using single quotes
$section = "PHP";
print ' Welcome to $section of plus2net';
Output is here
Welcome to $section of plus2net
We used the variable $section in above code. It will not print the value of the variable, only name will be printed.
Using HTML tags
print " Welcome to <i>plus2net</i> PHP Section " ;
Output is here
Welcome to plus2net PHP Section
