[ Thanks to jmalasko for this link.
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“Most Web applications take user data, translate it
into a form storable in a database, and then take that database
data and translate it into a Web page. When creating a Web page
from data, one approach is to create a single PHP page that acts as
a template for the Web page, which contains all of the database
queries and other logic necessary to restructure the data into a
form usable by the page. One problem with this approach, however,
is that it mixes concerns together:
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