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This document covers PHP file uploads, cookies, and sessions. It includes demos of uploading files in PHP, setting and retrieving cookies, and using session variables to store and access user data across multiple pages. The topics discussed are: including one PHP file in another using include and require; uploading files with PHP; setting and retrieving cookie values; and storing and accessing data in PHP sessions using functions like session_start(), isset(), unset(), and session_destroy().
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