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		<title>Language constructs vs functions in Control Structures</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[require(), require_once(), include(), include_once() (pgs. 31-32) Throughout the noted pages and scattered in a few other places, the above four are referred to as functions, when technically they are considered language constructs. While minor, it should still be clarified. All the functionality and examples are accurate, just some terminology clarifications.]]></description>
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<h4>(pgs. 31-32)</h4>
<p>Throughout the noted pages and scattered in a few other places, the above four are referred to as functions, when technically they are considered language constructs. While minor, it should still be clarified. All the functionality and examples are accurate, just some terminology clarifications.</p>
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