PHP operator confusion (a beginner's question) -


I am trying to remove someone else's code and I have come to this part of this code:

  $ html = '& lt; Div class = "event" & gt; . "\ N"; Get (('events_ees')) {$ html. '' & Lt; A href = "'. Get (' Event_Image ').' & Gt; '.' & Lt; img src = "'. Pt () '? Src = '. '(Event' image ').' & Amp; Amp; W = 100 "alt =" ' Get_the_title (). ' '/' Gt; '. '& Lt; / A & gt; & Lt; Br / & gt; . "\ N"; } $ Html = '& Lt; A href = "'get_permalink ($ eventId).' & Gt; // title = "permanent link". Get_the_title_attribute (). '' Get_the_title () '' & lt; / a & gt; 

"\ N"; if (('Event Mode Time')) {$ html. = Get ('Event_Time'). '
" ("Store_Location");} $ Html = ' & lt ;! - Event - & Gt; ' "$ \ Events" [$ date difference] [$ EventID] = $ html;}

My question: . = What does? It adds to the variable (in this case $ html )?

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  $ a = 'str'; $ A. = 'ing'; resonate $ a; // string  

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