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    This document provides instructions on setting up a local development environment for PHP using Notepad++ as a code editor and WAMP as a web server. It explains how to install and use Notepad++ and WAMP, create a PHP file, save it in the WAMP www folder, and test it by accessing it locally through localhost. It also clarifies that PHP files can be saved in subfolders within the www folder by specifying the subfolder name in the URL.

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    This document provides instructions on setting up a local development environment for PHP using Notepad++ as a code editor and WAMP as a web server. It explains how to install and use Notepad++ and WAMP, create a PHP file, save it in the WAMP www folder, and test it by accessing it locally through localhost. It also clarifies that PHP files can be saved in subfolders within the www folder by specifying the subfolder name in the URL.

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    This document provides instructions on setting up a local development environment for PHP using Notepad++ as a code editor and WAMP as a web server. It explains how to install and use Notepad++ and WAMP, create a PHP file, save it in the WAMP www folder, and test it by accessing it locally through localhost. It also clarifies that PHP files can be saved in subfolders within the www folder by specifying the subfolder name in the URL.

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    Yellow 1 Get Your Tools Ready

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    Khuong Lam
    This document provides instructions on setting up a local development environment for PHP using Notepad++ as a code editor and WAMP as a web server. It explains how to install and use Notepad++ and WAMP, create a PHP file, save it in the WAMP www folder, and test it by accessing it locally through localhost. It also clarifies that PHP files can be saved in subfolders within the www folder by specifying the subfolder name in the URL.

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    Create PHP files:


    Notepad++ is a code editor.
    Its reliable, light and fast.
    Its free and open-source.
    Ps: there are many other editors and you can use anyone you like

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    How to

    install and use Notepad++

    http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

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    How to install and

    use Notepad++

    1.Open Notepad++
    2.Set language to PHP
    3.Write your code
    4.Click save button
    5.Name your file and save it
    Question: where do you think the PHP file should be saved?

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    Process PHP files:


    WampServer is a Windows web development
    environment.
    It allows you to create web applications with
    Apache2, PHP and a MySQL database.
    Alongside, PhpMyAdmin allows you to manage easily
    your database
    Ps: dont worry about MySQL database, well get to it later

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    How to

    install and use WAMP

    http://www.wampserver.com/en/

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    How to install and

    use WAMP

    1.Click WAMP icon;


    2.Wait for the icon to change color:
    Red=> Orange=> Green
    3. Green means you are ready to go.

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    Test PHP files:


    How to test PHP files?

    http://Localhost/the_name_of_your_PHP_file.php

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    Review & Practice:


    1. Switch on Notepad++ and WAMP and wait till the WAMP icon turns
    green;
    2. Copy the following codes and paste them to Notepad++;
    <?php
    echo "this is my first PHP file";
    ?>
    ps: just copy and paste these codes, we will get to them later

    3. Click the save button and name the file:


    yellow_belt_my_first_php_file.php;
    4. Save the file to the desktop;
    5. Open your browser and type in:
    localhost/yellow_belt_my_first_php_file.php;

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    Review & Practice:


    <?php
    echo "this is my first PHP file";
    ?>
    ps: just copy and paste these codes, we will get to them later

    if everything is fine, you should see


    this is my first PHP file
    on your browser

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    404 means file cannot be found.


    URL: Uniform Resource Locator
    the address and postal code of a computer file
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    the PHP file is stored in the wrong place

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    We definitely got the file name correct, so which


    part went wrong?

    As a programmer, its very important that you are


    able to figure things out by yourself. Should you
    encounter something you dont know how to deal
    with, ask the internet.

    By the way, do you still remember the question


    we left unanswered where should we save our
    PHP file?

    WWW folder under the wamp program


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    Now you can see, you should put your


    PHP file in the WWW folder.
    Localhost/ + PHP file name + .php

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    But what if I want to put the file in a file folder inside the
    WWW folder, like:
    www/ yellow_belt / yb_first_php_file.php
    Thats easy, just do this:
    Localhost/ + folder_name/ + PHP file name.php

    URL:uniformresourcelocator
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    Summary:

    Know how to install and use Notepad++;


    Know how to install and use WAMP;
    Know how to create and name a PHP file;
    Know where to save your PHP file;
    Know how to test your PHP file on a browser;

    Next:

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