In this PHP course, you will learn the basics about PHP operators, conditional and control structures, arrays, introduction to programming, local server installation, syntax, variables and data types, built-in superglobal variables, and form processing. This course is designed to help beginners master the basic concepts and techniques of PHP programming. You'll learn how to use PHP operators to perform arithmetic, comparison, and logical operations. Mastering conditional and control structures will enable you to execute different blocks of code based on different conditions. Creating and manipulating arrays is an important part of storing and processing data in PHP. In the Introduction to Programming section, you'll learn about the background and uses of PHP, and how to start writing PHP code. You'll also learn how to install a PHP server on your local machine for testing and debugging during development. In the syntax section, you will learn the basic syntax rules of PHP, including the declaration and use of variables, the processing of data types, and common statements and expressions. Understanding the built-in superglobal variables will enable you to access and process data from different sources in PHP, such as GET and POST requests. Finally, you'll learn how to work with form data, including receiving user input, validating data, handling submissions, and displaying results.