$var = 'PHP Tutorial'. Put this variable into the title section, h3 tag and as an anchor text within a HTML document.

<?php

echo "<html>";

echo "<head>";

echo "<title>";

echo "PHP TUTORIAl";

echo "</title>";

echo "<body>";

echo "<h3>PHP TUTORIAL</h3>";

echo "<hr>";

echo "<p>PHP, an acronym for Hypertext Preprocessor, is a widely-used open source general-purpose scripting language. It is a cross-platform, HTML embedded server-side scripting language and is especially suited for web development.</p>";

echo "</body>";

echo "</head>";

echo "</html>";

Output:

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