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$_GET['name'] should be $_POST['name'] (since your form method is POST)
You should also check that the form has been submitted before you check for the name
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There are 2 common types of form submission methods, POST, and GET. They are represented in PHP with the $_POST and $_GET superglobal arrays.
Your method in your form is "post", but you're checking $_GET in your PHP code. Change that to $_POST.
When you first load your page, $_POST['name'] won't be set, as the form won't have been submitted. You should check if the "name" element exists in $_POST before accessing & outputing it. Otherwise you'll get an error.
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