Challenge 3 — Solution

Task: Write a PHP block with three separate echo statements that together
output three lines (use "<br>" at the end of each string to force a line
break in the browser): your name, your favourite number, and a
one-sentence comment about why you're learning PHP.

<?php
    echo "My name is Philip.<br>";
    echo "My favourite number is 7.<br>";
    echo "I'm learning PHP because so much of the real web still runs on it.<br>";
?>


Output:
My name is Philip.
My favourite number is 7.
I'm learning PHP because so much of the real web still runs on it.

Notes:
- Each echo statement is entirely separate — PHP doesn't remember
  anything about the previous line automatically.
- The "<br>" at the end of each string is plain HTML, not PHP syntax —
  it's simply part of the text being echoed, and the browser renders it
  as a line break exactly as it would for any other HTML in the page.
- Without "<br>" (or a real newline that HTML would respect), all three
  echo calls would run together on a single visual line in the browser,
  even though the PHP code itself has them on separate lines.