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Use and to connect two statement in if statement

<?
$degrees = "95";
$hot = "yes";

if (($degrees > 100) && ($hot == "yes")) {
    echo "<P>TESTIt's <strong>really</strong> hot!</P>";
} else {
    echo "<P> TESTIt's bearable.</P>";
}
?>








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