PHP provides built-in support for creating dynamic content or showing customized output to the user with its templating capabilities. While PHP doesn’t have a separate template package like Go, it offers similar functionality through its string manipulation and output functions.
To run the program, save it as templates.php and use the PHP CLI:
In this PHP version:
We create simple templates as strings with placeholders.
We use string replacement functions like str_replace() and strtr() to render templates.
Conditional logic is implemented using a separate function.
Looping is done using PHP’s built-in array functions.
For more complex templating needs, PHP developers often use third-party template engines that provide more advanced features.
While PHP doesn’t have a built-in template package as sophisticated as Go’s text/template, it offers flexible string manipulation that can be used for simple templating. For more complex use cases, PHP developers typically turn to dedicated template engines that provide similar functionality to Go’s templating system.