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Comments in PHP

Comments are given so that it shouldn’t get displayed in the front-end but the programmer should always knew the idea behind the coding.

Single line comment
<?php
// This is a comment
?>

Multi-line comments
<?php
/* This is a comment block.
This is a comment block.
This is a comment block.*/
?>

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