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According to https://dri.es/the-end-of-php-5:
Drupal 7 will drop support for older versions of PHP 5 on December 31st [2018], but will continue to support PHP 5.6 as long there are one or more third-party organizations providing reliable, extended security support for PHP 5.
Earlier today, we released Drupal 7.61 which now supports PHP 7.2. This should make upgrades from PHP 5 easier. Drupal 7's support for PHP 7.3 is being worked on but we don't know yet when it will be available.
Also, according to http://php.net/eol.php, all PHP 5 support reached end of life on Dec. 31st 2018.
Increase the requirement for Drupal 7 to PHP 5.6 and recommend to use PHP 7 or above.
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