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The document discusses using PHP to read and write files. It shows examples of reading a file with file_get_contents() and echoing the contents, reading a file and exploding it into lines to output each line in bold, writing lines to a file with file_put_contents(), and appending to a file. It also shows an example of getting the current date, time, and day with the date() function.
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- 1. PHP
- 2. Reading file Create 2 files 1.document.txt 2.Readfile.php
- 3. Readfile.php <?php $file="./document.txt"; $document=file_get_contents($file); echo $document; ?>
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- 9. Inserfile.php <?php $file="./line.txt"; $write="This is line Twon"; file_put_contents($file,$write); ?>
- 10. Inserfile.php <?php $file="./line.txt"; $write="This is line Threen"; file_put_contents($file,$write,FILE_APPEND); ?>
- 11. Date,Time,Day <?php $date=date('m-d-y'); $time=date('h:i:s'); $day=date('l'); echo "this current date is ".$date.”<br>”; echo "this current time is ".$time.”<br>”; echo "this current day is ".$day.”<br>”; ?>