By the end of this code challenge, we'll REMOVE from the page all the information about the original movie ("Back to the Future") and REPLACE it with information about the new movie ("The Empire Strikes Back"). Right now, the <h1> element has the title of

This work for me

<?php echo "<h1>" . $movie["title"] . "(1985)</h1>";?>

<?php $movie = array( "title" => "The Empire Strikes Back" ,"year"=>1980); ?>

<h1><?php echo $movie["title"]; ?> (<?php echo $movie["year"]?>)</h1>

my question..By the end of this code challenge, we'll REMOVE from the page all the information about the original movie ("Back to the Future") and REPLACE it with information about the new movie ("The Empire Strikes Back"). Right now, the <h1> element has the title of the original movie as a static piece of text. Replace that with a PHP command that INSTEAD displays the title of the new movie from the array. (Be sure to leave the <h1> tags, the parentheses, and the year intact.)

I first did this: <h1><?php echo $movie["title"]; ?>(1985)</h1>

and than this: <h1><?php echo $movie["title"]; ?> (1985)</h1>

so, are you telling me by missing the concatenation between the closing php tag ?> and the parenthesis my code will be wrong because my code didn't pass when it was like that. I had to leave a little space and my code was finally fine. can someone explain more about concatenation in php

```<?php $movie = array( "title" => "The Empire Strikes Back" ); ?>

<h1> <?php echo $movie["title"]; ?> (1985) </h1>

<table>

<tr> <th>Director</th> <td>Robert Zemeckis</td> </tr> <tr> <th>IMDB Rating</th> <td>8.5</td> </tr> <tr> <th>IMDB Ranking</th> <td>53</td> </tr> </table>```