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In PHP, the include and require keywords copies the contents of one file into other file.
This is useful for making a file (such as the header section of a web page) which is included into many web pages.
include is optional: if the specified file does not exist, PHP ignores the include.
require is not optional: if the specified file does not exist, PHP generates an error.
See also
External links
- PHP include @ php.net
- PHP include files @ w3schools.com
