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Whenever we use file_get_contents function of PHP, does the function saves the downloaded page to harddisk? And if yes, where does it save it to?
Also, does it gets auto-delete after the page is closed?
I am using Linux.
file_get_contentsreads the entire file into a string, which will be stored in memory (RAM), which will be automatically freed either at the end of the scripts execution or if the variable is unset.