PHP

PHP course is offered by Future Flame. Our faculties are highly trained and industry-linked. We always train our students in live platforms so that they get the best practical exposure to face the most competitive IT world.

Course Syllabus:

• Introduction to PHP
• History of PHP
• Comparison with dynamic content alternatives (Perl, CGI, ASP, JSP, Servlets , CGI, etc)
• PHP tools and set up (web browser/server, editor, libraries, etc)
• Create a basic PHP Script
• Taking user input (HTML forms)
• Self Referring Forms
• Selecting alternatives
• Use PHP to generate HTTP headers
• Pass PHP variables via the URL
• Debugging Tips
• Where to find PHP documentation
• Taking User Input from Forms via PHP
• Creating forms with PHP
• Security Protection from Cross Site Scripting
• Using the form GET method
• Using the form POST method
• Obtaining data from forms through variables
• Using hidden fields
• Secure Web Forms (HTTPS and SSL)
• Calling pages from themselves using forms
• Quoting HTML entities in user input
• Variables and Expressions in PHP
• Identifiers
• Data Types (integers, floats, strings and booleans)
• Type juggling
• Text constants, interpolation (strings, arrays, objects), here documents
• Creating Variables
• Variable assignment
• Variable Scope
• Namespaces
• User-defined Constants
• String constants, variable interpolation into strings
• HTTP environment variables
• Magic Constants
• Variable References
• PHP Operators
• Arithmetic Operators
• Logical Operators
• Relational (Comparison) Operators
• The Identity Operator
• Bitwise Operators
• Error Suppression Operator
• Execution Operators
• Other Operators
• Assignment Operators
• Operator Precedence and Associativity
• Conditional Tests and Events in PHP
• True and False
• If
• Comparing Strings and Numbers
• else and elseif
• The ? : Operator
• Comparing for equality or identity
• The switch / case statement
• Alternative Syntax for Control Structures
• PHP Flow Control
• Loops
• while
• do ... while
• for
• break and continue
• goto
• exit
• PHP Configuration
• The php.ini file
• Module Vs CGI Usage
• register_globals