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Variable Scope: A Variable Declared Within a Function Is Unavailable Outside the Function

 
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<title>Local Variable Unavailable Outside a Function</title>
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<?php
    function test() {
       $testvariable = "this is a test variable";
    }
    print "test variable: $testvariable<br/>";
?>
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