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PHP Programming for Begginers
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(83 ratings)
8,036 students

PHP Programming for Begginers

Learn the Basics and Fundamentals of PHP Programming! A Great PHP Course that you will Actually Learn!
Last updated 8/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • PHP Programming Basics
  • PHP for Web Developement Skills
  • PHP for E-Commerce
  • PHP with My SQL

Course content

1 section20 lectures1h 40m total length
  • Introduction to PHP4:01
  • Xamp Install3:48
  • PHP Syntax5:22
  • PHP Variables4:30
  • PHP String4:19
  • PHP Operator4:38

    Learn how to use PHP operators, including assignment, arithmetic, modulus, and concatenation, plus pre/post increment and decrement, comparison, and logical operators, with practical examples.

  • If else4:52
  • Switch3:04
  • Arrays5:19

    Explore arrays in PHP, including numeric, associative, and multidimensional arrays, with how to create them, assign indices or keys, and access values efficiently.

  • While4:18
  • For loop4:05
  • Function4:50
  • PHP Forms6:58
  • PHP With MySQL6:24

    Explore creating a MySQL database and a user_info table with columns user_id, user_name, and password, then insert, select, update, and delete records using SQL queries.

  • Connect to MySQL and Create Database6:59

    Connect to a MySQL database using the PHP connection function, then create a database and a table, select the database, define columns with types and constraints, and close the connection.

  • Insert Data and Retrieve Data5:54
  • Where Update and Delete5:35
  • Sessions4:46
  • Cookies4:23
  • Files6:02

Requirements

  • You don't need to have any previous knowledge of programming or PHP! The only prerequisite for this course is some basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Basic MySQL. Some basic knowledge of the Internet and its terms.

Description

PHP (Personal Homepage or Hypertext Preprocessor) is one of the well-known programming languages. It is simple and preferable for many to build a small website and web applications. PHP has a vast community with lots of active members. WordPress, Flickr, and Wikipedia are some websites that are built with PHP. It is the most used server-side programming language by far. Approximately 75 percent of all webpages are powered by PHP.

If you are asking if there is anything special you need to know before you start learning PHP, the answer is no. Just dive in to the PHP: Documentation and get started.

One of the reasons for PHP's success is that it has really great documentation. Every concept is broken down in simple terms and explained fully. And on each page, visitors to the site comment and fill in more examples and missing details.

PHP is also one of the simplest and most straightforward scripting languages. This makes it very easy to learn.

In order to use PHP effectively, you will eventually need to learn other languages, such as:

  1. HTML, because it's what PHP normally outputs to the browser

  2. MySQL, because you'll want to store user data in a database

  3. CSS, because it's how you add style to HTML pages

  4. JavaScript, because you'll want to make your HTML pages interactive

I listed those in the order that I recommend you learn them. But I recommend that you start with PHP.

Who this course is for:

  • programmers
  • web developers
  • web designers
  • app developers
  • coders
  • computer science
  • technology addicts
  • marketers