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Question:Consider the following script. Which PHP function best approximates its behaviour?<?php
function my_funct ($file_name, $data)
{
    $f = fopen ($file_name, 'w');
    fwrite ($f, $data);
    fclose ($f);
}
?>
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A file_get_contents() 
B file_put_contents() 
C There is no equivalent function in PHP 
D file() 
E fputs()

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+ AnswerC

+ ExplanationThe script in this question best approximates the way file_put_contents() works; however, this function does not exist in PHP 4, having been introduced with PHP 5. Therefore, Answer C is correct.

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Question:Consider the following script. Which PHP function best approximates its behaviour?<?php function my_funct ($file_name, $data) { $f = fopen ($file_name, 'w'); fwrite ($f, $data); fclose ($f); } ?> [

A file_get_contents()

B file_put_contents()

C There is no equivalent function in PHP

D file()

E fputs()

C

Question:Consider the following script. Which PHP function best approximates its behaviour?
<?php function my_funct ($file_name, $data) { $f = fopen ($file_name, 'w'); fwrite ($f, $data); fclose ($f); } ?> [