PHP Parse error

sir :
Do you have a problem in your own web page or what?

This mistake frequently occurs when a particular quote is
present in a string delimited by the same kind of quotes,
for example:

<?
echo 'apple API';
?>

In such situations the PHP interpreter does not know when he
starts and ends where the chain. The solution is to "escape"
quotes problem by being preceded by a backslash
(backslash):

<?
echo 'apple d \' api ';
?>
In the same way for the double quotes

<?
echo "said Jacques \" Hello! \ "";
?>

The PHP parser generally indicates the line where
the error occurred.
This error may also be due to the oblivion
of a semi-colon (;) at the end of the investigation
into the previous line ...

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