note 11767 modified in echo by jmcastagnetto

[Editor's note: the semicolon on the last command of a script container has been always optional (at least since PHP 3), and it is usually useful when embedding PHP code in HTML] That's really weird: this works (only tried with 4.04): foreach ($strings as $str) echo $str PS:No i haven't forget the ";" [And later the note's contributor added] slicky@newshelix.com 06-Mar-2001 08:38am Only works if that was your last instruction in your code!! So for instance if you have <? echo "Hello"; echo "World" ?> this would work! I don't know if that is a really advantage for you. Well it might be in case of <?echo $str?> ,but due the much easier variant of putting the variable into something like this <?=Hello_World?> , it won't be. http://www.php.net/manual/echo.php