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Yes, that's right.
The end of the <?php tag is implied by the end of the file. Additionally, not having the closing tag means that there will not be any errors introduced by, for example, a newline after the closing tag.
The 'no closing tag' is considered good practice, as I recall. If I can find a reference, I'll add it.
Edit: @n00dles beat me to it ...
The end of the <?php tag is implied by the end of the file. Additionally, not having the closing tag means that there will not be any errors introduced by, for example, a newline after the closing tag.
The 'no closing tag' is considered good practice, as I recall. If I can find a reference, I'll add it.
Edit: @n00dles beat me to it ...
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