Notes On ...

PHP

<html>
  <?php 
    // Comments like this
    $text = 'This is PHP';
    echo $text;
  ?>
</html>

PHP, Hypertext Preprocessor, or Personal Home Page, as it was originally named, is a dynamic, interpreted, scripting language, made for building interactive websites on the server.

Even though it’s old, and mostly pronounced β€˜dead’, it remains one of the most popular languages for backend web-development. (Also good to know because, it used to be so popular, a lot of websites will have some PHP somewhere).

It is used in:

It predates JavaScript πŸ—’οΈ, and was one of the first languages to be embedded directly into HTML πŸ—’οΈ, allowing websites to be built dynamically on a server.