fullyhelp: PHP Syntax

What are the Syntax of PHP?

Syntax: As we already told that much of the syntax of PHP is borred from C,so PHP syntax is the same as in C: Code is blank insensitive, statements are terminated with semicolons, function calls have the same structure (my_function(expression1, expression2)), and curly braces ({ and }) create statements into blocks. PHP supports C and C++-style comments (/* */ as well as //), and additionally Perl and shell-script vogue (#).
$sign: As all variable declare in PHP by $ symbol
Basically in PHP most of the syntax is borrowed from C, Java, and Pearl with couple of unique PHP- specific features thrown in.
PHP statement is terminated by semicolon (“;”).
the basic syntax of PHP is start < ?php with and end with ?>.

    < ?php
           echo “statement”;
     ?>

There are two types of comments:

Single Line Comments

This represents the small notes or short notice.example of Single Line Comment is shown below:

<? # This is a comment
// This is also a comment .
?>

This represents the more detail notes and explanations example: of Multiline comment is shown below:

<?
/* This is a multiline comment
Name: Jazz Williams
Purpose: Demo of Multiline Comments
Subject: PHP Tutorials
*/
?>