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Join & Append PHP Strings: Concatenation Code Examples (2023)

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How to Concat Strings in PHP to Combine Multiple Strings Together I use several methods for concatenating strings in PHP. The dot operator is the standard method for combining multiple strings together. Sometimes, I also need PHP concat arrays. I use the implode function in these cases. Check out the examples below to learn more about joining & combining PHP strings together. Concat String Code Example: Combine & Append 2 or More Strings to Form a New String // Here's a few quick ways to append to strings in php. // let's setup the base string. $myString = "Start with one string"; // Let's do a quick concatenation example. $myString = $myString . " and add 2nd string. "; // Let's show another way to append and concatenate a string in PHP $myString .= " Here's a 3rd string added. "; // What if we have another variable string that…

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How to Concatenate Strings in PHP

There is 1 primary method to concatenate strings in PHP. Add a period between each of your strings when assigning the variable that will connect them together. Are you needing to connect multiple strings together into a single unit? The best solution is to connect them together through dot separators as such: $myValue = "string A" . " string B " . " string c "; echo $myValue; // The result will be 'string A string b string c' You will see the above code a good bit in examples but it isn't practical. Why would I not just write it all as one string? It is much more common to find other use cases where you're concatenating strings onto string variables, mixing strings with variables, or need to create a large string from a large array of strings. These situations are a little more complex and in-depth. Concatenate an…

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