How can one ensure that PHP methods are still called when adding additional variables to a PHP string?
When adding additional variables to a PHP string, it's important to enclose the variables within curly braces {} to ensure that PHP methods are still called. This syntax allows PHP to properly parse and evaluate the variables within the string.
// Ensure that PHP methods are still called when adding additional variables to a PHP string
$variable1 = "Hello";
$variable2 = "World";
// Enclose variables within curly braces to call PHP methods
$string = "{$variable1} strtoupper($variable2)";
echo $string; // Output: Hello WORLD
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