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Now that you have a basic grasp of what makes PHP tick and why you should want to use it in the first place, it is time to get down to the serious task of learning how to program in the language. The next chapter will teach you much of what you need to know about variables and operators, and most of it is pretty crucial information for you to remember - take a break now if you need to!

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