PHP stands for hypertext processor which are designed as a server-side scripting language for developing the web application. The PHP code is mainly combined or embedded with HTML syntax, but it can be used for any template system of the web application or available web framework.
There have a lot of PHP commands available for use in the various environment, especially for preparing one web application or embedding the entire server-side codebase with HTML syntax and very easy to learn for the normal developer. Some of the basic PHP commands are mentioned below:
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IF [SPECIFIC CONDITION]{ [CODE] }ELSE IF [SPECIFIC CONDITION 2]{ [CODE] }ELSE { [CODE] }
PHP is using switch case as well, like other programming languages for avoiding the nested definition of multiple ‘IF ELSE’. Switch case considering multiple numbers of cases, and defining default is optional. Code structure of defining the switch case is like below:
SWITCH($var){ CASE 'val 1' [CODE] Break; CASE 'val 2' [CODE] Break; CASE 'val 3' [CODE] Break; DEFAULT [CODE] }
WHILE [condition or expression]{ [CODE] }
For(exp 1, exp 2, exp 3){ [CODE] }
DO { [CODE] }WHILE (condition)
FOREACH ($arr_var as $val){ [CODE] }
There are several other popular PHP commands, which are also used by the PHP developer, which are not very basic commands but work with PHP more. Some of the types of intermediate PHP commands listed below:
In PHP, INCLUDE is mainly using for appending define code in an external file with the current working file.
INCLUDE ('name of the external file')
Maximum business logic can be defined within this PHP function.
Function "name of the function" (argument1, argument2 …){ [CODE] Return "expected result"; }
Array is mainly holding multiple related information in a single variable. Three kinds of arrays PHP normally supported.
It is similar to the HTML form.
<form action="" name="" type="post">
However, some of the critical tasks often need to be performed by the users of the PHP command. These tasks also have some advanced commands to execute, such as storing the cookie value, redirecting the page to some relevant pages or connecting to the database. Those advance kind of PHP commands are below:
A cookie is mainly using storing some of the user type value in their own system so that it can come automatically for the same website.
setCiookie(ckname, ckvalue, ckexpire, ckpath, ckdomain, cksecure) >>> creating Cookie $_COOKIE['cookie name'] >>> get cookies value
Redirecting to a new page by below command:
Header("Location:'URL to redirect'");
Some common users who are very frequently using PHP commands, they normally use some of the tips and tricks for utilizing PHP commands output in a proper way. Those kinds of tricks normally solving some user-specific queries and display execution output for understanding the same properly. Some of the very commonly used key tricks are:
For little critical complexity of business logic, sometimes developer using huge ‘IF-ELSE’ condition which creates a real problem of understanding the logic and final review. So one of the popular operators in PHP for avoiding the same is the Ternary operator. It is something like if conditions are true then doing something, else fetching some default value.
$value = (!empty($_GET['val'])? $_GET['val']: 'ABC');
Somehow requirement of using some common files in multiple pages, In that case rather than mention those common files in every page, a developer can make one common header and mention those common classes on that header page.
PHP is now a very popular programming language which used by the maximum common web application. If an organization are not a big concern with the site security or code vulnerability then PHP will be always a good option. The population of a page in PHP is very fast rather than any programming language.
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