Learn the fundamentals of PHP from structural programming to object-oriented techniques.

Web Development with PHP

This highly interactive module introduces us to fundamental programming concepts in PHP—one of the most popular languages in the world. It begins with a simple “Hello, World!” program and proceeds to cover common concepts such as conditional statements, loop statements, and logic in PHP. It then reflects upon the idea of functions and arrays, as well as the power they give to the programmer to write better code.

Finally, it dives deeper into advanced concepts such as classes, inheritance, and exception handling in PHP. By the time we're done, we’ll have a good grip on the basics of PHP and will be ready to study advanced concepts.

Learn PHP from Scratch

## Problem Statement

* Declare an *int* type variable and name it `$intNumber` and assign it a value of **1000**. 
* Declare a *char* type variable and name it `$charName` and *assign* it a value of **N**.
* Declare a *boolean* type variable and name it `$boolAccept` and *assign* it a value of **true**.
* Declare a *float* type variable and name it `$floatNum` and *assign* it a value of **10.292**.

Now output these values on the console using the `echo` function in PHP. The values should be separated by a comma.

### Output
```php
1000, N, 1, 10.292
```
### Coding Exercise

# Problem Statement

* Declare an *int* type variable and name it `$intNumber` and assign it a value of **1000**. 
* Declare a *char* type variable and name it `$charName` and *assign* it a value of **N**.
* Declare a *boolean* type variable and name it `$boolAccept` and *assign* it a value of **true**.
* Declare a *float* type variable and name it `$floatNum` and *assign* it a value of **10.292**.

Now output these values on the console using the `echo` function in PHP. The values should be separated by a comma.

## Output
```php
1000, N, 1, 10.292
```
## Coding Exercise

# Problem Statement

* Declare an *int* type variable and name it `＄intNumber` and assign it a value of **1000**. 
* Declare a *char* type variable and name it `＄charName` and *assign* it a value of **N**.
* Declare a *boolean* type variable and name it `＄boolAccept` and *assign* it a value of **true**.
* Declare a *float* type variable and name it `＄floatNum` and *assign* it a value of **10.292**.

Now output these values on the console using the `echo` function in PHP. The values should be separated by a comma.

## Output
```php
1000, N, 1, 10.292
```
## Coding Exercise

Declare variables in PHP and assign values to them.

Getting Started

Variables

Operators

Conditional Statements

Loops

Functions

Strings

Arrays

PHP Assessment 1

Classes and Inheritance

Exception Handling

PHP Assessment 2

Conclusion

Challenge: Make Variables

Problem Statement