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Is it allowed for one to do:
main.php:
//some code....
include "main.php";
//some more code....
Wouldn’t this cause issues?
Does PHP allow for this to occur? and if it does, what could a reason be for doing this?
Yes, this is possible, but not a good idea or good design.
If your include is unconditional (i.e. not guarded by an
ifstatement), php will eventually terminate because of memory or CPU time restrictions.