How can the confusion between percentages of employees and percentages of cars be resolved in the context of the PHP script?

To resolve the confusion between percentages of employees and percentages of cars in the PHP script, we can use clear and descriptive variable names to differentiate between the two. For example, we can use $employeePercentage and $carPercentage to represent the respective values. Additionally, we can add comments in the code to indicate which percentage each variable corresponds to. 

<?php
$employeePercentage = 50; // Percentage of employees
$carPercentage = 25; // Percentage of cars

$totalEmployees = 100;
$totalCars = 200;

$employeeCount = ($employeePercentage / 100) * $totalEmployees;
$carCount = ($carPercentage / 100) * $totalCars;

echo "Number of employees: " . $employeeCount . "<br>";
echo "Number of cars: " . $carCount . "<br>";
?>

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PHP script data manipulation conditional statements type conversion error handling

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