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PHP - What is PHP - August 21, 2008 at 22:00 pm by Rajmeet Ghai

What is PHP?

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PHP (Hyper text Pre Processor) is a scripting language commonly used for web applications. PHP can be easily embedded in HTML. PHP generally runs on a web server. It is available for free and can be used across a variety of servers, operating systems and platforms.          

PHP - What is PHP - October 01, 2009 at 17:00 pm by Vidya Sagar

What is PHP?

PHP is an open source and widely used general purpose scripting language, designed for web development for producing dynamic web pages. PHP can be embedded into HTML and runs on a web server. The server needs to be configured for processing PHP code and generating web content. PHP can be deployed on most web servers. PHP script can run on almost all platforms.

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What Is a Session in PHP?

Answer - A PHP session is no different from a normal session. It can be used to store information on the server for future use.............

Explain the difference between $message and $$message?

Answer - $message is used to store variable data. $$message can be used to store variable of a variable.............

How to set cookies in PHP?

Answer - Cookies are often used to track user information.............

What is the difference between include and require?

Answer - Require () and include () are the same with respect to handling failures.............

 
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