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You have this:
$price) {
echo $product.''. $price. '';
}
$products = $_POST['products'];
var_dump($products);
?>
";
var_dump($_POST['products']);
?>
Check your form and see if it's being posted correctly. And please, note, in this code above, I've removed any spaces and braces. That may be the issue (you didn't really tell us what's causing the error, so we can't really pinpoint it).
If it still isn't working, it could be that you're using a constant in the form, as well as the $price variable. Try changing the constant to a string and see if it works.
for them to quickly find and eat the grains. At the end of the day, any being that has as many legs and is as big as a dog or cat, how could they not eat a grain that had such large legs? I do agree that this would be hard to do at times, but then they should make the grain that much smaller, but that is just not possible since its hard to make it not taste like wheat, barley, or rice. If they did get to the point that they were eating the grain but it took to long to get to them, they would be forced to evolve as well.
In answer to your first question, if you were to take a species that has only ever had one living parent, and the child is not born with any genes from the parent and is not genetically adapted for that species, how does the species retain any of the traits from its parent? The child does have a few genes from the parents that make it possible for it to breed, but that is not the same as retaining traits from the parent. There is only one way to give a species a trait it had not genetically adapted for, which is to artificially make a change in the DNA, and that would be asexually breeding. Animals like fruit flies (and many other species) have a way to do this. Not all species have the ability to do this, but those that do are almost always sexually reproducing. be359ba680
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