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PHP is a popular scripting language used for web development. It allows programmers to embed PHP scripts in HTML pages to create dynamic web pages and applications. Some common uses of PHP include login pages, forms, forums, and galleries. PHP code is processed on the server-side and the output is returned to the browser without revealing the source code. It is an open source language that runs on many platforms and supports various databases.
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- 12. What you need to get started with PHP Before you can write and test your PHP scripts, there's one thing you'll need - a server! Fortunately, you don't need to go out and buy one. In fact, you won't be spending any extra money. That's why PHP is so popular! But because PHP is a server-sided scripting language, you either have to get some web space with a hosting company that supports PHP, or make your computer affect that it has a server installed. This is because PHP is not run on your PC - it's executed on the server. The results are then sent back to the client PC (your computer).
- 13. Contd., We're going to be using some software called Wampserver. This allows you to test your PHP scripts on your own computer. It installs everything you need, if you have a Windows PC. We'll explain how to get it installed in a moment, and where to get it from.
- 14. Benefits of PHP PHP is an open source software & costs nothing, it is free to download and use. PHP is a server-side scripting language and is used for websites and web applications. PHP scripts are executed on the server. PHP supports a wide range of databases. PHP runs on various platforms like Linux, Windows, Unix etc. PHP supports most web servers (for example Apache, IIS). PHP converses with several network protocols.
- 15. How PHP is Processed When a PHP document is requested of a server, the server will send the document first to a PHP processor Two modes of operation Copy mode in which plain HTML is copied to the output Interpret mode in which PHP code is interpreted and the output from that code sent to output The client never sees PHP code, only the output produced by the code