Some output statements:
$name = john
\$name = $name
\n$count = 4
You don't need interpolation; you can always use concatenation or multiple args instead:
$name = john
$name = john
We can also interpolate array-lookups with numeric indices:
$crsarr[7] = 99

Beware interpolating arrays lookups with string-indices:
crsarr[webII] = 325
crsarr[$class] = 325
Instead, use concatenation or multiple args:
$crsarr["webII"] = 325
$crsarr["webII"] = 325
(Okay, you can also use curly-brackets, ech:)
crsarr['webII'] = 325
$crsarr[$crs] = 325
The constant COURSE holds ITEC 325

Source Code

<?php
error_reporting
(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors''stderr');
ini_set('display_startup_errors'true);
?>
<html> 
  <!-- simple.php --> 
  <head> 
  </head> 
  <body> 
     <p> 
        <?php 
            
# Assign some variables 
            
$name "john"
            
$count 4
             
        echo 
"Some output statements: <br/> \n";
            echo 
"\$name = $name <br /> \n"
            echo 
'\$name = $name <br /> \n'
            echo 
"\$count = $count  <br /> \n"
        echo 
"\n\n";

        echo 
"You don't <em>need</em> interpolation; ";
        echo 
"you can always use concatenation or multiple args instead: <br /> \n";
            echo 
"\$name = "$name"<br /> \n"
            echo 
"\$name = " $name "<br /> \n"
        echo 
"\n\n";
    

            echo 
"We can also interpolate array-lookups with numeric indices:<br/>\n";
            
$crsarr = array( "webII"=>325"java1"=>120=> 99 ); 
            echo 
"\$crsarr[7] = $crsarr[7]""<br/>\n";

            echo 
"<br/>\n";
            echo 
"Beware interpolating arrays lookups with string-indices:<br/>\n";
            
#echo "crsarr['webII'] = $crsarr['webII']<br />\n";
            
echo "crsarr[webII] = $crsarr[webII]<br />\n";
            
$class "webII";
            echo 
"crsarr[\$class] = $crsarr[$class]<br />\n";

            echo 
"Instead, use concatenation or multiple args:<br />\n";
            echo 
"\$crsarr[\"webII\"] = " $crsarr["webII"] . "\n<br />";
            echo 
"\$crsarr[\"webII\"] = "$crsarr["webII"], "\n<br />";          
            echo 
"(Okay, you can also use curly-brackets, ech:)<br />\n";
            echo 
"crsarr['webII'] = ${crsarr['webII']}<br />\n";
            
$crs 'webII';
            echo 
"\$crsarr[\$crs] = $crsarr[$crs]<br />\n";
            

           

            
define ("COURSE","ITEC 325");  
            print( 
"The constant COURSE holds " COURSE "\n <br />" ); 
             
            
        
?> 
     </p> 
      <h2>Source Code</h2> 
     <p> 
        <?php      
           highlight_file
('php-ch02-simple.php'); 
        
?> 
     </p> 
  </body> 
</html>