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	You can download PHP free of charge (as it is an Open Source programming language) from http://www.php.net		You can download PHP free of charge (as it is an Open Source programming language) from http://www.php.net

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wikademia>The Kid at 10:51, 2 April 2007

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	== Welcome to PHP ==		== Welcome to PHP ==

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	You can download PHP free of charge (as it is an Open Source programming language) from http://www.php.net		You can download PHP free of charge (as it is an Open Source programming language) from http://www.php.net



	~~\| [[Programming:PHP and MySQL\|TOC]] \| [[Programming:PHP and MySQL:PHP Syntax\|>> 2. PHP Syntax Summary]]~~

	[[Category:PHP]]		[[Category:PHP]]
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wikademia>The Kid: Programming:PHP and MySQL:Introduction moved to Programming:PHP and MySQL/Introduction: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Talk:Programming:PHP_and_MySQL

2007-04-02T10:50:40Z

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wikademia>The Kid: /* Welcome to PHP */ minor typos

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Welcome to PHP: minor typos

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	== Welcome to PHP ==		== Welcome to PHP ==

	PHP started off as a collection of Perl scripts used to aid in the maintaining of personal home pages. Hence, it originally stood for "Personal Home Page." However, the language has grown into a huge open source initiative, used by thousands of amateur and professional programmers world wide. It now is officially known as "PHP: Hypertext ~~Preprocesor~~," which is a recursive acronym (For some strange reason, open source programmers seem to love recursive acronyms).		PHP started off as a collection of Perl scripts used to aid in the maintaining of personal home pages. Hence, it originally stood for "Personal Home Page." However, the language has grown into a huge open source initiative, used by thousands of amateur and professional programmers world wide. It now is officially known as "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor," which is a recursive acronym (For some strange reason, open source programmers seem to love recursive acronyms).

	The reason it is known as a preprocessor and not ~~mearly~~ as a processor, is due to the fact that the php files are sent by the webserver to the PHP preprocessor to be processed. the resulting HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), is then sent across the internet to the web browser requesting the php page.		The reason it is known as a preprocessor and not merely as a processor, is due to the fact that the php files are sent by the webserver to the PHP preprocessor to be processed. the resulting HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), is then sent across the internet to the web browser requesting the php page.

	PHP has traditionally been used for adding dynamic content onto previously static webpages; however, due to the rapid development of the language, it is now used for writing command line tools, and now has GTK bindings allowing the programmer to write GUI applications!		PHP has traditionally been used for adding dynamic content onto previously static webpages; however, due to the rapid development of the language, it is now used for writing command line tools, and now has GTK bindings allowing the programmer to write GUI applications!

69.85.151.9: /* Welcome to PHP */

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Welcome to PHP

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	== Welcome to PHP ==		== Welcome to PHP ==

	PHP started off as a collection of Perl scripts used to aid in the maintaining of personal home pages. ~~Hense~~, it originally stood for "Personal Home Page." However, the language has grown into a huge open source initiative, used by thousands of amateur and professional programmers world wide. It now is officially known as "PHP: Hypertext Preprocesor," which is a recursive acronym (For some strange reason, open source programmers seem to love recursive acronyms).		PHP started off as a collection of Perl scripts used to aid in the maintaining of personal home pages. Hence, it originally stood for "Personal Home Page." However, the language has grown into a huge open source initiative, used by thousands of amateur and professional programmers world wide. It now is officially known as "PHP: Hypertext Preprocesor," which is a recursive acronym (For some strange reason, open source programmers seem to love recursive acronyms).

	The reason it is known as a preprocessor and not mearly as a processor, is due to the fact that the php files are sent by the webserver to the PHP preprocessor to be processed. the resulting HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), is then sent across the internet to the web browser requesting the php page.		The reason it is known as a preprocessor and not mearly as a processor, is due to the fact that the php files are sent by the webserver to the PHP preprocessor to be processed. the resulting HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), is then sent across the internet to the web browser requesting the php page.