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PHP Certification Online Training
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✅ Course Overview:
The PHP Online Training Course is designed to help learners master server-side web development using PHP, one of the most popular scripting languages for dynamic and interactive websites. This course covers everything from PHP fundamentals to advanced topics like MySQL integration, Object-Oriented PHP, and MVC frameworks, preparing you for real-world web application development.
📘 Key Learning Objectives:
🧠 Understand PHP syntax, data types, and control structures
💻 Develop dynamic, database-driven web applications
🔗 Connect PHP applications to MySQL databases
🧩 Implement Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in PHP
⚙️ Work with forms, sessions, cookies, and file handling
🧰 Learn advanced concepts like MVC architecture and Laravel framework basics
🚀 Deploy PHP applications on live web servers
🎯 Who Can Enroll:
Beginners interested in web development
Students pursuing IT or Computer Science
Web designers looking to add backend development skills
Developers who want to build dynamic, data-driven websites
🏆 Key Benefits:
💬 Instructor-led live online training sessions
💻 Hands-on coding with real-time project assignments
📈 In-depth understanding of backend logic and database connectivity
🎓 Certification upon successful completion
💼 Career guidance and placement assistance
PHP Training Course Syllabus
Beginning to PHP
History & Versions Power of PHP What is PHP Installation and Configurations LAMP, WAMP, XAMPP, MAMP NetBeans IDE Installation In various operating systems Overview of NetBeans IDE
Basics
Basic Program PHP tags Comments Output function Data types php.ini settings
Variables
Declarations Scope local global static Variables
Constants Structures
Magic Constants User-defined Constants
Conditional Statements
if if…else if…else if….else switch
Loops
while do…while for for each continue break
Functions
Creating Functions Passing Arguments by value Passing Arguments by Reference string functions include and require Statements
Arrays
What is an Array Indexed Associative Multidimensional Sorting
Regular Expressions
Validating textboxes, email, password, date, phone numbers, zip code etc Creating custom regular expressions
My SQL
MySQL Introduction MySQL Installation MySQL Administration MySQL PHP Syntax MySQL Connection MySQL Create Database MySQL Drop Database MySQL Select Database MySQL Data Types MySQL Create Tables MySQL Drop Tables MySQL Insert Query MySQL Select Query MySQL Where Clause MySQL Update Query MySQL Delete Query MySQL Like Clause MySQL Sorting Results MySQL Using Join MySQL NULL Values MySQL Regexps MySQL Alter Command MySQL SQL Injection
Working with the Files and Operating System
Opening a file Reading a file Writing a file Closing a file Manipulating Directories Hard Disk Information Directory Functions Calculating File, Directory, and Disk Sizes
Date and Time Functions
Cookies Cookie Types of Cookies How to Create and Retrieve and Delete Cookies
Sessions
Session Variables Creating and Destroying a Session Retrieving and Setting the Session ID Encoding and Decoding Session Data Auto-Login Recently Viewed Document Index
CRUD
Create_action Read_action Update_action Delete_action
Errors Handling
Using die() function
Exceptions Handling
Try, Throw, Catch Catch Custom Exceptions
Authenticate users with HTTP
Protocols HTTP Headers and types Sending Mails using PHP with Autoresponder Email with Attachment Chating functionality, SMS Gateways, and payment gateway integration
PHP with XML
What is XML Parsing an XML page Generating an XML page
PHP with JSON
What is JSON JSON Functions Encoding JSON in P-H-P Decoding JSON in P-H-P Generating a JSON Page
Web Services
Why Web Services REST
Object-Oriented Programming
Classes, Objects, Fields, Properties, _set(), Constants, methods Encapsulation class Inheritance and types Polymorphism Constructor and Destructor Static Class Member, Instance of Keyword Accer modifiers Setters and Getters Static Modifier Constructors and Destructors Cloning and copy Objects Comparing Objects Helper Function Reflections
What is AJAX
Understanding DOM and XML Formats Understanding XML HTTP Requests Links with Ajax Working with Dynamic Forms Realtime Examples
PHP Course Key Features
- Live Instructor based training with software
- Certification Oriented content
- Hands-on complete Realtime training
- Flexible schedule demo's & classes
- Live recorded videos access
- Study material provided
- JOB Assistance
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PHP Online Training FAQ'S
What is the difference between include and require in PHP?
- include: Generates a warning if the file is not found, and the script continues execution.
- require: Generates a fatal error if the file is not found, and the script stops execution.
What are the differences between == and === in PHP?
- == (Equality): Checks if values are equal, ignoring the data type.
- === (Identity): Checks if values are equal and of the same data type.
Example:
5 == “5”; // true
5 === “5”; // false
What are PHP magic methods?
Magic methods are special methods in PHP that start with __ and are automatically called in certain situations. Examples:
1.__construct() – Called when an object is created
2.__destruct() – Called when an object is destroyed
3.__toString() – Called when an object is treated as a string
How do you prevent SQL Injection in PHP?
- Use prepared statements with PDO or MySQLi
- Sanitize input using htmlspecialchars() or filter_input()
- Avoid concatenating user input directly into SQL queries
Example with PDO:
$stmt = $pdo->prepare(“SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = :username”);
$stmt->execute([‘username’ => $userInput]);
What is the difference between GET and POST methods in PHP?
- GET: Appends data to the URL, limited in size, less secure, used for retrieving data.
- POST: Sends data in the request body, no size limit, more secure, used for sending sensitive data or updating data.
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