1)What is PHP?
PHP (Hyper text Pre Processor) is a scripting language
commonly used for web applications. PHP can be easily embedded in HTML. PHP generally
runs on a web server. It is available for free and can be used across a variety
of servers, operating systems and platforms.
2)What Is a
Session in PHP?
A PHP session is no different from a normal session. It
can be used to store information on the server for future use. However this
storage is temporary and is flushed out when the site is closed. Sessions can
start by first creating a session id (unique) for each user.
Syntax
: session_start()
E.g.
storing a customer’s information.
3)Explain the
difference between $message and $$message.
$message is used to store variable data. $$message can
be used to store variable of a variable. Data stored in $message is fixed while
data stored in $$message can be changed dynamically.
E.g.
$var1 = ‘Variable 1’
$$var1=
‘variable2’
This
can be interpreted as $ Variable 1=‘variable2’;
For
me to print value of both variables, I will write
$var1
$($var1)
4)What Is a
Persistent Cookie?
Cookies are used to remember the users. Content of a
Persistent cookie remains unchanged even when the browser is closed. ‘Remember
me’ generally used for login is the best example for Persistent Cookie.
5)Explain the
differences between require and include, include_once.
Include () will include the file specified.
Include_once () will include the file only once even if
the code of the file has been included before.
Require () and include () are the same with respect to
handling failures. However, require () results in a fatal error and does not
allow the processing of the page.
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