Should you document your code? PHP has a few different options when it comes to comments. Frequently, it’s based on preference on which comment style you use, but other times it makes sense to use one over the other. PHP Comments allow you to write brief or detailed descriptions explaining what the code that you wrote actually does. You, or someone else, will come back to your code years from now and will try to decipher what it actually means. You should always strive to write code that’s self-explanatory, but every once in while, you may want to specify a
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Where to Begin? Lets Start With PHP Basic Syntax. PHP is leaps and bounds above where it started. It’s a modern programming language that has Object Oriented capabilities. It’s the backbone of popular frameworks like Laravel. It’s great for the web and it makes writing web-based applications enjoyable. It can be used to produce both full-stack and back-end applications. With back-end applications, you have a choice for your front-end library or framework. With the Laravel backend framework, front end libraries like React or Vue tie in nicely. I still see countless arguments against PHP, so I finally had enough. I’m going to show you how