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I'm fairly new to php. I have a very long string, and I don't want to have newlines in it. In python, I would accomplish this by doing the following:
new_string = ("string extending to edge of screen......................................."
+ "string extending to edge of screen..............................................."
+ "string extending to edge of screen..............................................."
)
Is there anything like this that I can do in PHP?
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EOD = End Of Data, EOT = End of Text.
If you want to render the \' sequence, you must use three backslashes ( \\\' ). First \\ to render the backslash itself, and then \' to render the apostrophe.
We can create a string in PHP by enclosing the text in a single-quote. It is the easiest way to specify string in PHP. For specifying a literal single quote, escape it with a backslash (\) and to specify a literal backslash (\) use double backslash (\\).
You can use this format:
$string="some text...some text...some text...some text..."
."some text...some text...some text...some text...some text...";
Where you simply use the concat . operator across many lines - PHP doesn't mind new lines - as long as each statement ends with a ;.
Or
$string="some text...some text...some text...some text...";
$string.="some text...some text...some text...some text...";
Where each statement is ended with a ; but this time we use a .= operator which is the same as typing:
$string="some text...some text...some text...some text...";
$string=$string."some text...some text...some text...some text...";
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