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Week 04-Introduction to PHP

04-LECTURE

Ensure that you have a working development environment (a computer running PHP, Apache and MySQL) and a code editor (no specific one required but JetBrains PHPStorm or Visual Studio Code is recommended), all of which are detailed in the "Setting Up Your Development Environment" folder above.
This section contains a general introduction to PHP lecture and then further notes and exercises covering Basic PHP concepts - Syntax, Strings, Numbers and Operators.


wk1-COWB70387.pptx
30.3 MB

04-Tutorials Complete these first!


Further Exercises on PHP if Needed

Wk0101_PHP_NS_GettingStarted_SSS201819.pdf
75.7 kB
Wk0101_PHP_NS_Operators_SSS201819.pdf
143.5 kB
Wk0101_PHP_NS_StringsNumbers_SSS201819.pdf
148.8 kB
Wk0101_PHP_NS_SyntaxStructure_SSS201819.pdf
121 kB
Wk0101_PHP_TS_Numbers_SSS201819.pdf
98.7 kB
Wk0101_PHP_TS_Strings_SSS201819.pdf
75.7 kB

Useful PHP Tutorials Sites


To undertake the practical development work for this module you will need a XAMPP installation (or equivalent) and an IDE - ideally one that natively supports PHP, such as JetBrains PHP Storm. Please find links below to help you get started:
PHP Storm - (explore to find the student download)













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