PHP - Basics and Execution Model
You need to comment out a block of PHP code that contains both single ('') and double ("") quotes. Which comment style should you use to avoid syntax errors?
You need to comment out a block of PHP code that contains both single ('') and double ("") quotes. Which comment style should you use to avoid syntax errors?
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Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand comment styles
Multi-line comments /* ... */ can safely comment out blocks with quotes.Step 2: Evaluate other options
Single-line comments (// or #) require commenting each line separately, which is error-prone. HTML comments are ignored by PHP.Final Answer:
Use /* ... */ multi-line comments -> Option BQuick Check:
Multi-line comments handle quotes safely [OK]
Quick Trick: Use /* ... */ to comment blocks with quotes safely [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Using single-line comments for multi-line blocks
- Using HTML comments inside PHP code
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