PHP self-execution is a feature that allows a PHP script to execute itself. This can be useful in cases where a script needs to perform an action periodically, or when a script needs to be executed without user interaction.
Example 1:
This example shows how a PHP file can be executed by itself. This script outputs the current date and then re-executes itself after a five-second delay.
Package library: There is no specific package library required for this feature.
Example 2:
This example shows how a PHP file can execute a function from within itself. This script defines a function that outputs a message, and then invokes that function before re-executing the script.
Package library: There is no specific package library required for this feature.
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