PHP closed tag

PHP closed tag
PHP closed tag "?>" PHP analyzer is optional in PHP. However, if you use a closed tag, any developer, user, or FTP applicationProgramInserting spaces after a closed tag may lead to redundant output, PHP errors, subsequent output failures, and blank pages. Therefore, all PHP files should omit this PHP closed tag and insert a comment to indicate that this is the bottom of the file and locate the relative path of the file in this application. This will help you determine that the file has been ended rather than deleted.

Incorrect:
<? PHP

Echo "Here's my code! ";

?>

Correct:
<? PHP

Echo "Here's my code! ";

/* End of file myfile. php */
/* Location:./system/modules/mymodule/myfile. php */