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Remove legacy information.
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cd ~/public_html | cd ~/public_html | ||
* Create a file called | * Create a file called ''hello.php'' using a text editor. | ||
nano hello.php | nano hello.php | ||
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* Type this PHP code into the file | * Type this PHP code into the file | ||
<?php | <?php | ||
echo "Hello World!"; | echo "Hello World!"; | ||
?> | ?> | ||
* Save and exit (CTRL + O, CTRL + X) | * Save and exit (CTRL + O, CTRL + X) | ||
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PHP variables can store any data you wish. They start with a $ sign and contain alphanumerical characters, but must always start with a letter. | PHP variables can store any data you wish. They start with a $ sign and contain alphanumerical characters, but must always start with a letter. | ||
$example1 = | $example1 = "example"; | ||
echo $example1; | echo $example1; | ||
This will output the text | This will output the text "example". | ||
Variables as the name suggest can be altered after they're declared. | Variables as the name suggest can be altered after they're declared. | ||
$example1 = | $example1 = "altered example"; | ||
$example1 now contains | $example1 now contains "altered example" and the previous contents are gone. | ||
[[Category:Helpdesk]] | [[Category:Helpdesk]] | ||