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PHP's append function allows data to be added to the end of a file, which is useful for server logs that track information over time like errors, visitors, and installed files. Logs are well-suited for the append function because they document events that occur periodically rather than all at once.

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PHP's append function allows data to be added to the end of a file, which is useful for server logs that track information over time like errors, visitors, and installed files. Logs are well-suited for the append function because they document events that occur periodically rather than all at once.

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PHP - Append: Why Use It?

The above example may not seem very useful, but appending data onto a file is actually used everyday.
Almost all web servers have a log of some sort. These various logs keep track of all kinds of information, such
as: errors, visitors, and even files that are installed on the machine.
A log is basically used to document events that occur over a period of time, rather than all at once. Logs: a
perfect use for append!

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