PHP
What does it mean
PHP is a scripting language, which is used for creating websites. It is an open source language, which is free to use and distribute.
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PHP code is processed on the server side, which means, that it is executed on the server, hosting the website. The result of the PHP code processing is then sent to the user's web browser.
PHP is used for various purposes, including:
- Creating dynamic web pages, which change depending on user input
- Creating web applications, which provide users with comprehensive functions
- Processing data, such as storing data in a database
- Generating content, such as emails or messages
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