"PHP Basics" omit end tag

For the PHP compiler, the end tag?> of the script is optional and you can ignore it when you write the program. You may have met: When you use the Include (), require (), or input/output buffering functions, there is sometimes a blank line at the top of the page or a "header had send" error message, which is related to the end tag.

Omit end tags for pure php files. If you are mixing PHP with HTML, you cannot omit it.

Ignoring the end tag is not only less than two characters, but also makes our development process smoother.

"PHP Basics" omit end tag