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Introduction to PHP
The foundations of server-side scripting and configuring development environments are covered in this module. Participants gain knowledge of PHP syntax, loops and if statements as control structures, and how to organize code using includes and functions.
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PHP and Web Forms
This module covers validation, sanitization, and security procedures with an emphasis on utilizing PHP to handle form input efficiently. Superglobal arrays ($_GET, $_POST, and $_REQUEST) are used by participants to get and process data. Furthermore, they learn how to safely upload files by utilizing PHP features.
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PHP and Databases
Participants acquire expertise in CRUD operations and prepared statements for secure data administration, with a focus on SQL injection avoidance, as well as MySQL database integration with PHP.
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Object-Oriented PHP
Classes, objects, methods, and properties are all covered in this module's exploration of the fundamentals of object-oriented programming. In addition to practicing design patterns in PHP, participants study inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism, which promotes modular and reusable code structures.
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PHP Frameworks
This lesson emphasizes MVC design for scalable web development and introduces well-known PHP frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, and CodeIgniter. Using Laravel or another framework of their choice, participants learn how to create reliable web apps and how to set up authentication and authorization systems for safe user interactions.
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Advanced PHP Topics
Error management, RESTful and SOAP API integration, and security protocols are covered in detail by the participants. Along with learning performance optimization strategies, they complete a dynamic web application project at the end of the course, putting their extensive PHP knowledge to use in practical situations.
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project Work (Personal Blog)
Provide a personal blog website where people may sign up, safely log in, and do CRUD tasks related to blog entries. To reinforce key web development ideas, use MySQL for database interactions, PHP for user authentication, and form handling for post management.