PHP print() Function
The print() function in PHP is used to output one or more string.
Syntax
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print ( string $arg ) |
Parameter
arg(required)– This parameter represents the input data. It can take one or more arguments.
Return
This function returns an integer value 1.
Example 1
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<?php // initializing the string $str = "Hello PHP World!"; // printing the strng with print() function print $str; ?> |
Output
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Hello PHP World! |
Example 2
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<?php // initializing string1 $str1="PHP is an "; // initializing string 2 $str2="easy programming language to learn!"; // printing both the string print $str1 . " " . $str2; ?> |
Output
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PHP is an easy programming language to learn! |
Example 3
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<?php $age=array("Reema"=>"22"); print "I am " . $age['Reema'] . " years old."; ?> |
Output
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I am 22 years old. |
Example 4
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<?php $str = "Hello PHP!"; print $str; print "\nThis is an print() function example."; ?> |
Output
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Hello PHP! This is an print() function example. |