How to define a Constant in PHP?
Use the define() function or the const keyword. A constant is like a variable, but its value can not change after it is set. It is used for values that rarely change, like a tax rate or the site name.
<?php
define("TAX_RATE", 18);
const SITE_NAME = "Tutorials Class";
echo SITE_NAME . " tax: " . TAX_RATE . "%";
?>
Output:
Tutorials Class - Output Window
Tutorials Class tax: 18%
Do not write the dollar sign ($) before a constant name. By convention names are in capital letters. Read all the rules in PHP Constants, and see the constant() function.
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