Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall string concatenation in PHPPHP uses a specific operator to join strings together, unlike some other languages that use +.Step 2: Identify the correct operatorThe dot (.) operator is used to concatenate strings in PHP.Final Answer:The dot (.) operator -> Option DQuick Check:String concatenation = Dot operator [OK]Quick Trick: Use . to join strings, not + [OK]Common Mistakes:Using + to join stringsConfusing & with concatenationUsing && which is logical ANDTrying to concatenate with commas
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