1. {} represents the beginning and end of the program block
For example
if ($x==$y)
{
do_nothing();
}
2. {} is used to represent string subscripts
For example
(quoting the words of the longnetpro brothers)
$s{1} represents the second byte (not the first) of the string $s, which is basically the same as $s[1], except The latter is the old way of writing, the PHP manual recommends the first way of writing www.444p.com All Rights Reserved
3. Separate variables
For example
$s = "Di, ";
echo ("${s}omething");
//Output: Di, something
And if you use echo ("$something");
then it will output $ something is the variable.
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