Do you know what's the difference? To me it seems just do the exact same thing. If it's indeed the exact same thing, then the answer why do we use one over the other is just a style... but if it's not, then when should we use one over the other?

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It's best if you check out php.net: PHP: echo - Manual and PHP: print - Manual . It also references the "official" answer to your question at FAQTs - Knowledge Base - View Entry - What is the difference between echo and print?

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Your memory is not the best mate is it lol... Hello, world! Tutorial. small quote on what it is plus a link to the site there.

hope that helps along side tera's links

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Oh yes, I totally forgot about that lol... This is the first time that I actually touched PHP it's kind of fun, and I found out that when you added up String together will gives you 0 as the return value lol.... So, how about Object Oriented programming when you work with many programmers? hopefully there's some kind of Exception handling that PHP offers.. **continue reading**

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You should start exception reading at PHP: Exceptions - Manual , but I recommend reading all of the referenced pages at PHP: Classes and Objects (PHP 5) - Manual first.

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