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| Question: | What would you do with a "variable" command? |
| Answer 1: | You would define the name of a variable which is to be created in each instance of an objects This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | You would use it to cause a variable name to be defined, if you didn't actually want to define a value for the variable |
| Answer 3: | You would use it to declare that a name was going to be used for a regular variable rather than a piece of code or an array |
| Answer 4: | There is no variable command in PHP |
| Answer 5: | You would use it to define a constant who's value can be changed |
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