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How can a PHP user limit the number of posts a user can make within a 24-hour period?

To limit the number of posts a user can make within a 24-hour period, you can store the user's post timestamps in a database and check against them be...

What are the potential pitfalls of making multiple API calls in a short period of time using PHP?

Making multiple API calls in a short period of time using PHP can lead to performance issues, such as increased server load and slower response times....

What are the differences between using a comma and a period for concatenation in PHP when sending emails?

When concatenating strings in PHP to send emails, using a comma will automatically add a space after each concatenated string, while using a period wi...

In PHP, what is the significance of the period (.) operator when concatenating variables or strings, and how does it differ from other programming languages?

In PHP, the period (.) operator is used for concatenating variables or strings. It is used to combine two or more strings together. This operator is u...

How can you ensure that a cookie remains set for a longer period of time in PHP?

To ensure that a cookie remains set for a longer period of time in PHP, you can set the expiration time of the cookie to a future timestamp. This will...

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