The use of PHP's function file (), How to solve

The use of the PHP function file ()
$FP =fopen ("Symphony. txt", "rb+");
Fseek ($fp, 0);
while ($FP) {
Echo fgets ($FP);
";
}
echo "";

$readarray =file ("classic fashion quotes. txt");
if (! $readarray) {
echo "Failed to read the file with the filename function
";
}
else File_put_contents ("quotations. txt", $readarray);
echo "";
Fclose ($FP);
?>
Why cannot the above code be implemented to write the data in the file "classic fashion quotations. txt" in the same directory to the file "quotations. txt" (newly created)?

I don't understand. Thank you for your advice!

------Solution--------------------
$FP =fopen ("Symphony. txt", "rb+");
Fseek ($fp, 0);
while (feof ($fp)) {
Echo fgets ($FP);
";
}

Fgets () takes only a single line of content from the file. Which row to take is determined by the internal pointer of the file. Fgets each row of content, the pointer forwards a row.
The feof () is used to detect if the pointer is in the end, that is, the file.
And you use $FP, and it's not going to change, so it's going to go into a dead loop.

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$readarray =file ("classic fashion quotes. txt");
if (! $readarray) {
echo "Failed to read the file with the filename function
";
}
else File_put_contents ("quotations. txt", $readarray);
echo "";
Fclose ($FP);

The return value of the file () function is an array type. The type that file_put_contents () accepts is a string, so the written $readarray is coerced into a string type, which is the ' Array '
Reference: http://www.php.net/manual/zh/ref.filesystem.php

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