note 33309 rejected from language.basic-syntax by didou

Note Submitter: wikiz@studentas.lt ---- I've discovered that you don't need to close the code with "?>", if there will (should) be end of file after it. for example, on my PHP 4.2.3: ----------- <?php echo "hello world"; ?> ----------- is identical to ----------- <?php echo "hello world"; ----------- This might help avoiding problems with "output started, headers already sent" bug - when you include a file that has some trailing output after closing tag "?>", the include starts the output. Not closing code might help preventing the bug.. but it's undocumented feature (or bug?:).