Echo & Print Statement Tutorial PHP

 <?php

echo "Hello World<br>";
echo 'HELLO WORLD<br>';
echo ("Hello")."<br>";
echo "Hello"," World"."<br>";
echo "<b>Hello"."World</b>";
echo "<h1><i>Hello"."World</i></h1><br>";
echo 2368;

print "<h1><i>Hello"."World</i></h1><br>";
print 2368;
?>



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