PHP Tutorial

• PHP Tutorial
• Static/Dynamic Web Pages
• What's New Of PHP7?
• PHP Development Environment Setup
• PHP Commonly Used Editors
• The First PHP Program
• PHP Tags
• PHP Data Types
• PHP Variables
• PHP Variable Scope
• PHP Variable Assignment
• PHP Variable Variables
• PHP Predefined Variables
• PHP Static Variables
• PHP global and $GLOBALS
• PHP Comments
• PHP Constants
• PHP Magic Constants and Predefined Constants
• PHP Delimiter
• PHP Operators
• PHP Logical Operators
• PHP Comparison Operators
• PHP Ternary Operator
• PHP Operator Precedence

PHP Flow Control

• PHP if else
• PHP while And do while
• PHP switch case
• PHP for
• PHP foreach
• PHP break keyword
• PHP continue keyword
• PHP goto Operator
• PHP die() And exit() Functions
• PHP include And require

PHP Functions

• PHP Define Function
• PHP Function Parameters
• PHP Declare Parameter Types
• PHP Pass Parameters to Function
• PHP Function Return Value
• PHP Anonymous Function
• PHP Variable Function
• PHP Callback Function
• PHP Recursive Function

PHP String

• PHP Single/Double Quotes
• PHP String Concatenation
• PHP String Case Conversion
• PHP String Query
• PHP String Replacement
• PHP String Interception
• PHP Remove Spaces On Both Sides Of A String
• PHP Get String Length
• PHP String Escaping And Restoration
• PHP Repeat A String
• PHP Shuffle A String
• PHP Convert String To Array

PHP Array

• PHP Arrays
• PHP Define An Array
• PHP 2D And Multidimensional Arrays
• PHP Get Array Length
• PHP Sort Arrays
• PHP Returns The Current Element Of The Array
• PHP Move Array Pointer Up/down
• PHP Point Array Internal Pointer To Last Element
• PHP Point Array Internal Pointer To First Element
• PHP Get The Key Of Array Current Element
• PHP Get The Key-value Pair Of Array Current Element
• PHP Check Array Key Or Index Exists
• PHP foreach Iterates Over Array
• PHP Check If A Value Exists In An Array
• PHP Convert Array To String
• PHP Assign Values ​​from An Array To Variables

PHP Date Time

• PHP Set Timezone
• PHP Get Current Time
• PHP Date Time Formatting
• PHP Calculate Time Difference
• PHP Extract Date Time From String
• PHP Check If Date And Time Are Valid
• PHP Get The Current Timestamp
• PHP Convert Date To Timestamp
• PHP Implements Countdown Function

PHP Object Oriented

• PHP Define A Class
• PHP Instantiate Object
• PHP Constructor
• PHP Destructor
• PHP Inheritance
• PHP Current Object
• PHP Namespace
• PHP Design Patterns
• PHP Magic Methods
• PHP Abstract Classes And Abstract Methods
• PHP Interface
• PHP Final Classes And Final Methods
• PHP clone Object
• PHP Check If An Object Belongs To A Class
• PHP Autoloading

Regular Expression

• PHP Regular Expression
• PHP preg_match()
• PHP preg_match_all()
• PHP preg_grep()
• PHP preg_replace()
• PHP preg_filter()
• PHP preg_split()
• PHP preg_quote()

PHP Cookie & Session

• How Cookies Stored In The Browser
• PHP Set Cookie
• PHP Get Cookie Value
• PHP Clear Cookies
• PHP Automatic Login Using Cookie
• PHP Cookies Advantages/Disadvantages
• What Is PHP Session
• PHP Start Session
• PHP Set And Get Session
• PHP Delete Session
• PHP Session VS Cookie

PHP Error & Exception handling

• PHP Exception Handling
• PHP Error Types
• PHP Error Level
• PHP Error Logs Configuration and Usage
• PHP Custom Error Handler
• PHP Mask Error
• PHP7 Error Handling

MySQL in PHP

• PHP Connect to Database
• PHP Select Database
• PHP Execute SQL Statements
• PHP Get SQL Query Results
• PHP Get Query Result Row Number
• PHP Execute Multiple SQL Statements At Once
• What Is PHP PDO
• PHP Connect To Database By PDO
• PHP Execute SQL Statements By PDO
• PHP Get Query Results By PDO
• PHP Error Handling In PDO
• PHP Set And Get PDO Attributes

PHP File Directory

• PHP Open And Close Files
• PHP Read File Content
• PHP Read A Character From A File
• PHP Read File Line By Line
• PHP Read File (Any Length)
• PHP Read Entire File Content
• PHP Read The Entire File Into An Array
• PHP Read File Into A String
• PHP Write Data To A File
• PHP Check If The File Exists
• PHP Get File Attributes
• PHP Delete, Copy, Rename Files
• PHP File Upload
• PHP Open And Close Directory
• PHP Read Files And Directories
• PHP Create Directory
• PHP Delete Directory
• PHP Iterates Over All Files And Directories Under A Directory

PHP Image Processing

• PHP GD Library
• PHP Create Canvas
• PHP Output Image
• PHP Release Image Resources
• PHP Define Colors For Images
• PHP Draw Image
• PHP Draw Text On Image
• PHP Generates Graphic Verification Code
• PHP Image Compression
• PHP Add A Watermark To An Image
• PHP JpGraph
• PHP Uses JpGraph To Create Images

The Difference Between Static Web Pages And Dynamic Web Pages

Static and dynamic web pages are two types of web pages you can create, and they function differently from each other.

Static Web Pages:

1. Static web pages show the same content every time they are loaded. They are created using HTML, CSS, and sometimes JavaScript.

2. The content of a static web page doesn't change unless it's manually updated by a developer editing the HTML code.

3. Static web pages are faster and cheaper to host because they require less server resources.

4. They are typically used for simple websites that don't require user interaction or customization, such as blogs or information websites.

5. Examples of static web page builders are Jekyll, Hugo, and GitHub Pages.

Dynamic Web Pages:

1. Dynamic web pages can display different content each time they are visited or reloaded. The content changes based on user interactions, time, location, and other factors.

2. They are created using server-side scripting languages like PHP, ASP.NET, or Node.js, in combination with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

3. The server processes the scripting language to generate and deliver the HTML to the client each time a user visits the page.

4. Dynamic web pages are used for more complex websites that require user interaction or customization, such as social media platforms, e-commerce sites, or web-based email clients.

5. Examples of technologies used to build dynamic websites include WordPress, Express.js, Drupal, Laravel, and Django.

In summary, the main difference between static and dynamic web pages is how and when they are updated: static pages are manually updated by developers, while dynamic pages can update automatically in response to user interactions or other changes.