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Using the static Statement to Remember the Value of a Variable Between Function Calls

`<html> <head> <title>Using the static Statement to Remember the Value of a Variable Between Function Calls</title> </head> <body> <?php function aFunction( $txt ) { static $numCalls = 0; $numCalls++; print "<h1>$numCalls. $txt</h1>"; } aFunction("A"); print("static called<p>"); aFunction("B"); print("called again<p>"); ?> </body> </html>`

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