FAQ: PHP Strings and Variables - Variable Parsing

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This community-built FAQ covers the “Variable Parsing” exercise from the lesson “PHP Strings and Variables”.

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How can I work with HTML and PHP code in the same PHP file. Because no mater how ever hard I try to work with my PHP and the HTML it dose not work even if try linking the PHP file with the HTML file, still it dose not work.
Any more solutions?
please explain.

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Hi this is me I did what it said but it isn’t working can you help me?

<?php // Fill in the blanks in the code below: $noun = "Donald Trump"; $adjective = "angry"; $verb = "burp"; echo "The world's most beloved $noun was very $adjective and loved to $verb every single day."; //Fix the code below and uncomment it: I
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@jrplayz

It works fine. What error did you get?

$noun = "Donald Trump"; 
$adjective = "angry"; 
$verb = "burp"; 
echo "The world's most beloved $noun was very $adjective and loved to $verb every single day.";

Output:

The world’s most beloved Donald Trump was very angry and loved to burp every single day.

Edit:
Okay I think you got an error because of the space in your $noun variable. The exercise was probably not coded for proper nouns. Use common nouns instead; such as ‘president’, ‘leader’, or ‘man’.

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That was so long ago i forgot what i was doing sorry.

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and yeah it does work woops

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Regarding lesson: Learn PHP Variables, Strings, and Numbers | Codecademy

Using ${} in strings is deprecated.

${var} string interpolation deprecated - PHP 8.2 • PHP.Watch

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