Hehe don't mean to pick up on mistakes but:
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At the end of every variable is a icon known as a semicolon ( ; ) and in PHP terms is known as the instruction terminator.
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At the end of every variable assignment is a icon known as a semicolon ( ; ) and in PHP terms is known as the instruction terminator.
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Should be:
Also when you talk about assigning strings and the usage of strings you should use sinqle quotes. If you want to include a variable in a string then you use double quotes.
Example:
PHP Code:
$number = 1;
echo 'the number is 1';
echo "the number is $one";
Other than that good tutorial for the beginners. You might want to credit your source for the information though

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Thanks for sharing.
- Dean