Post Views: 52 The difference between echo(), print(), print_r() echo() is a language structure, no return value The function of print() is basically the same as echo(), and it is also a language structure. The difference is that print has a return value, and always returns 1 print_r is a recursive print for output array objects 2. What is the…
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