echo <"hr/">;
and echo "\n";
and echo "\t";
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Jump to Post"echo" means output to the "screen" which could be the actual screen or to the web browswer.
echo <"hr/">; - is syntacticaly wrong and will produce errors. It should be echo "<hr/>"; which would output the HTML code for a horizontal rule (line across the page).
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