What will be the output of the following PHP code ?
<?php
$a = "$winner";
$b = "$looser";
echo $a, $b;
?>
<?php
$a = "$winner";
$b = "$looser";
echo $a, $b;
?>
A. $winner$looser
B. $looser
C. \
D. $looser
Answer: Option C
Solution(By Examveda Team)
Since two backslashes are used together, a single backslash is printed on the screen and as $looser is not initialised only single backslash is printed.This Question Belongs to PHP >> Operators And Expressions In Php
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