Well, because I'm using html tags that have attributes, and will be using quote in those tags, and a regular echo doesn't work because the quotes in those tags terminate it.
I'm new to php, as you probably could tell, so I don't know if there is a different way to do this or not. Basically, I'm building a script that displays different questions depending on the answer of the previous question, so since not all question will be displayed at once, I need to have them inside the php script to display them when needed via if else statements.
I'm experienced with C.
Thanks, that solved it. I wish manuals would use clearer language.
This is from the manual for echo:
What I got from that is that END; must have no white space before it. "terminator must appear on a line with just a semicolon..."