Is Twig front-end or back-end?

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Answer:

Twig is a template engine primarily used on the back end of PHP applications to generate front-end HTML. Although it operates on the server side, providing dynamic HTML templates, its output is part of the front end, which the user interacts with in the browser. Twig provides structuring and styling to the frontend presentation layer in the case of backend frameworks, such as Symfony and Drupal. It enables the developer to separate the concerns of HTML layout and presentation logic from the core application code. This enhances the separation of concerns during code maintenance, hence allowing for efficient rendering of frontend content in PHP projects.

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