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PHP uses caching to output content immediately (output buffering)

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Output every 1 second, implementation ->

1st output.
The 2nd output.
The 3rd output.
The 4th output.
The 5th output.
The 6th output.
The 7th output.
The 8th output.
The 9th output.
10th output.
Output completed!

  1. $buffer = ini_get('output_buffering');
  2. echo str_repeat(' ',$buffer+1); //Prevent browser caching
  3. ob_end_flush(); //Close caching
  4. for( $i=1; $i<=10; $i++ ){
  5. echo '.$i.'th output.'."
    n";
  6. flush(); //Refresh the cache (send directly to the browser )
  7. sleep(1);
  8. }
  9. echo 'Output completed! ';
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