What are common misconceptions about how PHP handles line breaks in output?
One common misconception is that PHP automatically converts line breaks in output to HTML `<br>` tags. In reality, PHP outputs line breaks as-is, so if you want to display line breaks in HTML, you need to use the `nl2br()` function to convert newline characters to `<br>` tags.
<?php
$text = "This is a line of text.\nThis is another line of text.";
echo nl2br($text);
?>
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