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How PHP & The Web Work
- A client is a resource or service requester that makes a request to a server to obtain a resource or have a service performed.
- A server is a resource or service provider that either provides a requested resource to a client or performs a requested service for the client.
- HTTP , or the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is the set of communication rules that defines how web browsers and webservers interact on the Internet.
- Uniform Resource Locators, or URLs , are used on the Internet to specify the location of a desired resource along with the means of retrieving it.
- PHP is a server-side scripting language that gives a webserver the ability to run executable code each time a web client requests a particular resource.
- PHP executable code can be intermingled with HTML markup.
How PHP & The Web Work
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