Is it easy to learn php by myself?? I don't want to join any course for it. I know .net but also willing to learn php. Please gimme details.
I am a B.E. fresher. I've gone through .net training. But it seems php developers also has equivalent demand in market. Therefore, am willing to learn so.
Hi, 1. The first thing you need, before you start learning PHP, is a basic understanding of HTML. You can switch between PHP and HTML right in the same document. You can even run PHP from an HTML file. 2. When creating PHP pages, you can use the same program you use to create your HTML pages. Any plain text editor will do. You will also need an FTP client to transfer files from your computer to your web hosting. If you already have an HTML website you most likely already use an FTP program. 3. Now you can finally get started learning PHP! The first thing you should read is our PHP Basics tutorial. This will take you through creating your
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Hi, 1. The first thing you need, before you start learning PHP, is a basic understanding of HTML. You can switch between PHP and HTML right in the same document. You can even run PHP from an HTML file. 2. When creating PHP pages, you can use the same program you use to create your HTML pages. Any plain text editor will do. You will also need an FTP client to transfer files from your computer to your web hosting. If you already have an HTML website you most likely already use an FTP program. 3. Now you can finally get started learning PHP! The first thing you should read is our PHP Basics tutorial. This will take you through creating your first file, using variables, basic math, and basic IF statements (a form of logic). Once you have mastered the above skills, it is time to learn about loops. With a solid knowledge of these PHP basics, adding PHP functions to your work when you need them will be easy. Found this useful? Click on the thumbs up below or mark it as best.
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1. The first thing you need, before you start learning PHP, is a basic understanding of HTML. You can switch between PHP and HTML right in the same document. You can even run PHP from an HTML file.
2. When creating PHP pages, you can use the same program you use to create your HTML pages. Any plain text editor will do. You will also need an FTP client to transfer files from your computer to your web hosting. If you already have an HTML website you most likely already use an FTP program.
3. Now you can finally get started learning PHP! The first thing you should read is our PHP Basics tutorial. This will take you through creating your first file, using variables, basic math, and basic IF statements (a form of logic).
Once you have mastered the above skills, it is time to learn about loops. With a solid knowledge of these PHP basics, adding PHP functions to your work when you need them will be easy.
Found this useful? Click on the thumbs up below or mark it as best.
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