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PHP Include/Require, what brilliant features of PHP! It allows us to "Include" or "Require" a file, which helps people develop websites easier. PHP stands for Hypertext PreProcesser, the name does suggest that it is a preprocesser to HTML, but it isn't. PHP can be easy, or hard, to learn, depending on you. | |||
[ | To start using PHP Include, you must either have PHP on your website server (pretty much ''all'' servers do), or PHP installed on your computer, to view it locally. Download it from [http://www.php.net PHP's Official Website]. | ||
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PHP Include/Require, what brilliant features of PHP! It allows us to "Include" or "Require" a file, which helps people develop websites easier. PHP stands for Hypertext PreProcesser, the name does suggest that it is a preprocesser to HTML, but it isn't. PHP can be easy, or hard, to learn, depending on you.
To start using PHP Include, you must either have PHP on your website server (pretty much all servers do), or PHP installed on your computer, to view it locally. Download it from PHP's Official Website.