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PHP Learning Session Learn PHP Article Title How PHP Works A user requests a PHP page through a browser The server processes the PHP code PHP interacts with databases if required The server sends back plain HTML to the browser The user never sees the PHP code—only the final output. Common Uses of PHP Dynamic websites and web applications Content Management Systems (CMS) like WordPress E-commerce websites Form handling and validation Login and authentication systems REST APIs and backend services Advantages of PHP Low hosting cost Easy integration with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Suitable for small and large projects Huge ecosystem of frameworks like Laravel, CodeIgniter, and Symfony Strong backward compatibility PHP in Today’s Web Development Even today, PHP powers over 75% of websites on the internet. Modern PHP versions (PHP 8+) offer improved performance, sec...