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Concat Strings

Two strings can be concatenated by using the operator dot (.). Let's see this with an example:
<?php
$str1="Learn";
$str2="PHP";
echo $str1.$str2;
?>
The result for the above echo statement will be:
LearnPHP
Now look at the script given below:
<?php
$str1="Learn";
$str2="PHP";
echo $str1." ".$str2;
?>
The result of this script will be:
Learn PHP
Here, we used the concatenation operator twice to include another string i.e. a blank.
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