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This article will provide an overview of a line of PHP code that is used to establish a connection between a web server and a database. We will discuss the syntax of the code, the purpose of the code, and how it works. We will also provide some examples of how the code can be used to create a connection. By the end of this article, you should have a better understanding of how to use this line of code to create a connection between a web server and a database.<\/p>\n

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$conn = mysqli_connect(“localhost”, “username”, “password”, “database_name”);<\/p>\n

This line of code is establishing a connection to a MySQL database. The parameters passed to the mysqli_connect() function are the hostname (localhost), username, password, and database name. Once the connection is established, the connection resource is stored in the $conn variable. <\/p>\n

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