PHP is wonderful for generating dynamic web pages. The ability tocombine the PHP, HTML, and SQL statements within a script provides a lotof power. Combining everything in one file, however, can make a bigmess.Having separate files for PHP classes, HTML blocks, and SQL statementscan go a long way towards cleaner, more understandable web applicationdesign and implementation. This article explains the use of heredocs and associative arrays in “resource files”. A Big Problem: Ugly Cod
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