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PPeleke
Last edited Jan 4, 2019
Created on Jan 4, 2019

This example is a simple PHP script that demonstrates basic echo output. It assigns a multi-line HTML string containing an `<h1>` heading to a variable using the heredoc syntax, and then outputs it with the `echo` statement. The visualization shows the resulting rendered HTML page in the browser. The code relies on PHP's built-in echo construct and standard heredoc string handling rather than any external libraries or data sources.

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