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The document outlines the curriculum for a Web Application Development II course focused on server-side development using PHP and MySQL. It includes instructional objectives, subtopics, and fundamental concepts of PHP, such as syntax, data types, and basic operations. The course aims to equip students with the skills to develop web applications using PHP and understand MVC architecture.

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PHP Part 1 - V3

The document outlines the curriculum for a Web Application Development II course focused on server-side development using PHP and MySQL. It includes instructional objectives, subtopics, and fundamental concepts of PHP, such as syntax, data types, and basic operations. The course aims to equip students with the skills to develop web applications using PHP and understand MVC architecture.

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BIT 2nd Year

Semester 3
IT 3505

Web Application Development II

Server Side Web Development


(PHP & MySQL) –
Part 1
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Instructional Objectives
 Install PHP in a windows environment
 Install PHP in Linux environment
 Explain basic features of PHP
 Articulate MVC architecture
 Differentiate available PHP frameworks
 Explain MVC
 Use web services with PHP
 Develop a web application with PHP

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Sub Topics
1.1 Introduction to PHP (Ref 01 Pg:271-278)
1.2. Configuring the environment (Ref 01 Pg : 76 - 85)
1.3. PHP Syntax and Semantics
1.3.1. Variables (Ref 01 Pg:281-287)
1.3.2. Constants (Ref 01 pg:287 - 296)
1.3.3. Conditional Statements (Ref 01 pg:320-335)
1.3.4. Loops (Ref 01 Pg:335-346)
1.3.5. Functions (Ref 01 Pg: 346-357)
1.4. Arrays and data processing with arrays (Ref 01 Pg: 296-307)
1.5. Form processing with PHP (Ref 02)
1.6. Session control and Cookies (Ref 01 Pg:437-446)
1.7. File system management (Ref 01 Pg: 366-389)
1.8. Email sending using PHP (Ref 03)
1.9. Object Orientation with PHP (Ref 01 pg :397-423)
1.10. Working with MySQL database (Ref 01 PG:515-528)
1.11. Introduction to PHP frameworks (Ref 5)
1.12. Fundamentals of MVC (Ref 6)
1.13. How to call web service using PHP (Ref 01 pg:541-553)

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Introduction to PHP
 PHP is an acronym for “PHP Hypertext Preprocessor”.
 Other Names : Personal Home Page, Professional Home Page
 Is a widely-used open source general-purpose
scripting language
 PHP scripts are executed on the server
 Predominantly used for generating HTML pages
 In this course the main emphasis is to explore how PHP
could be used for Web application development.

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Why PHP ?
Can easily be embedded into HTML pages
Interoperable
Runs on various platforms.
Supports a wide range of databases
PHP is free.
Compatible with almost all servers (Apache, IIS, etc.)
Features
 Similar to almost all compiled languages such as C#, Java ,
C++

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Embedding PHP in HTML Pages -
Example
<html>
<head>
<title>PHP Example</title>
</head>
<body>

<?php
echo “Hellow World!";
?>

</body>
</html>

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Apache web
2 server

Internet
6 5 3

1
7 <HTML>
<?php PHP code
PHP
?>
interpreter
</HTML>
4
<HTML>
<B>Hello</B>
Client </HTML>

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INSTALLING THE REQUIRED
SOFTWARE

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What you need
 Need to install
 A Webserver (Apache, IIS, etc.)
 PHP http://php.net/manual/en/install.php
 MySQL

 all required software can be easily installed by installing


WAMP server.
 WAMP is available at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wampserver/

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FUNDAMENTALS

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Coding PHP Scripts
 You can use any text editor to create PHP scripts.
 PHP scripts should be saved in files with the .php extension.
 PHP scripts should be coded within <?php and ?> tags.
 In PHP scripting statement terminator is “;” symbol. Thus each
statement in a script should be terminated from the symbol ;
 You may have multiple statements in a single physical line, but
having multiple statements in a single physical line is not a
good practice.
 PHP is a free format language. Thus you can have spaces in
between statement components as you wish.

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Printing text on the screen

The echo command can be used to print text on the


screen. The syntax of the echo command is given
below

echo “some text”;

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Executing a script
Type the following script in a file by using a text
editor and save it with the name “example.php”

<?php
echo “My first php script”;
?>

Execute the script at the DOS command line by


typing the command
php example.php
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Embedding a PHP Script in a
HTML Page
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>

<h1>My first PHP page</h1>

<?php
echo "Hello World!";
?>

</body>
</html>

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Printing text on the screen
 When the server encounters the PHP tags it switches
from the HTML to PHP mode.

 There are four different ways to embed the PHP code


1. <?php echo(“Some PHP code”); ?>
2. <? echo(“Some PHP code”); ?>
3. <SCRIPT Language=‘php’> echo(“Some PHP
code”); </SCRIPT>
4. <% echo(“Some PHP code”); %>

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Data Types
• A Data type can be described as a collection of
values and a set of operations over these
values.
• The different primitive data types provided by
PHP can be classified as
• Scalar Types
• Compound Types
• Special Types
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PHP Scalar Data Types
 PHP supports the following primitive scalar data types.
 Integer
 Floating point (or Double)
 String
 Boolean

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PHP Scalar Data Types
 PHP supports the following primitive scalar data types.
 Integer
 Floating point (or Double)
 String
 Boolean

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Integer Data Type
• Any number in the set {….,-2,-1,0,1,2,………} is considered as an integer.
The maximum and the minimum integer value that can be used in a
program are platform dependent.
• The number of bytes allocated to store an integer and the maximum
integer value that can be used in your platform can be determined by
using the constants PHP_INIT_SIZE and PHP_INT_MAX
• If PHP encounters a number larger than PHP_INT_MAX, the number will
be interpreted as a floating point number.
Example :
<?php
echo PHP_INT_SIZE,"\n",PHP_INT_MAX;
?>

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Integer Data Type …..
• An integer literal can be specified in decimal,
octal, hexadecimal or binary.

BNF Definition of integers in PHP


<Integer> : [+-]?<decimal> | [+-]?<hexadecimal> |
[+-]?<octal> | [+-]?<binary>
<decimal> : [1-9][0-9]* | 0
<hexadecimal> : 0[xX][0-9a-fA-F]+
<octal> : 0[0-7]+
<Binary> : 0b[01]+

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Integer Data Type …..
Examples:
• 1234 // a positive integer in decimal form
• -123 // a negative integer in decimal form
• 0123 // integer 83 in octal form
• 0x2b1 // integer 689 in hexadecimal form
• 0b01101 // integer 13 in binary form

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Floating Point Data Type
• The numbers with decimal points are considered as floating point
(double or real) numbers.
• The floating point numbers are represented internally by using
IEEE floating point representation. Thus the representations are
not exact. Therefor floating point numbers should not compare for
equality.
• Floating point literals can be coded in a number of different ways.

Example :
-1.23
1.2e3
34.45E-12

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Floating Point Data Type …
BNF Definition of floating point numbers in
PHP
<Floating point numbers> : <LNUM> |
<DNUM>| <EXPONENT_DNUM>
<LNUM> : [0-9]+
<DNUM> : [0-9]*. <LNUM> | <LNUM> . [0-9]*
<EXPONENT_DNUM> : [+-
]?(<LNUM>|<DNUM>) [eE][+-]? <LNUM>
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Arithmetic Operators
• The following operators can be applied on
both integers and floating point numbers.
Operator Result
Unary - Negation of the number
Binary - Subtraction
+ Addition
* Multiplication
/ Division
% Remainder

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Arithmetic Operators
Example :
<?php
echo -3,"\t",5 - 3,"\t",5.2*3.4,
"\t",10/2,"\t",
10/4,"\t",10%3,"\n";
?>

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Automatic type conversion in
addition
• The following type conversion happens
automatically when addition(+) operator is
applied on its operands.
• If either operand is a float, then both operands
are evaluated as floats, and the result will be
a float.
• Otherwise, the operands will be interpreted as
integers, and the result will also be an integer.

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String Data Type
• A string comprises of a series of characters.
• The series of characters in a string literal are
normally represented either in single quotes or
in double quotes.

Example :
<?php
echo "This is a string literal","\n";
echo 'Another string literal';
?>

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String Data Type
• A string comprises of a series of characters.
• The series of characters in a string literal are
normally represented either in single quotes or
in double quotes.

Example :
<?php
echo "This is a string literal \n";
echo 'Another string literal';
?>

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Special character sequences
• Certain character sequences are given special
meanings in PHP.
Character Special Meaning
sequence
\n Linefeed
\t Horizontal tab
\$ Dollar sign
\” Double quote

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Special character sequences
• The special character sequences retain their
special meanings only when used inside double
quotes.

Example :
<?php
echo 'How the character sequence \n works';
echo "\n As a line feed";
?>

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Boolean Literals
• Boolean values are represented by
using the two Literals – TRUE or
FALSE. Both are case-insensitive.
• Values are automatically converted as
appropriate if an operator, function
or control structure requires a
Boolean argument.

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Conversion to Boolean

• When converting to Boolean the following values


are considered as FALSE.
– The Boolean literal FALSE.
– The integer literal 0
– The floating point literal 0.0.
– The empty string “” and the string “0”.
– An array with zero elements
– The special type NULL.

• A Boolean TRUE value is converted to the string “1”


and FALSE is converted to “”(empty string).

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Activity
What is the output of the following script?
<?php
echo "True -",true,"\n";
echo "False -",false,"\n";
echo "1 > 0 - ", 1 > 0, "\n";
echo "2 > 5 - ", 2 > 5, "\n";
echo "0 && true -",0 && true,"\n";
echo '"" && true -',"" && true,"\n";
echo "TRUE > FALSE - ", TRUE > FALSE, "\n";
echo "TRUE < FALSE - ", TRUE < FALSE, "\n";
?>

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Activity

What is the output of the following script?


<?php
echo true,"\n"; 1
echo false,"\n"; empty string
echo 1 > 0, "\n"; 1
echo 2 > 5, "\n"; empty string
echo 0 && true,"\n"; empty string
echo "" && true,"\n"; empty string
echo TRUE > FALSE, "\n"; 1
echo TRUE < FALSE, "\n"; empty string
?>

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String conversion to numbers
• String are converted to numbers when strings are used with
mathematical operations. How this conversion happens is given
below.
• The value is given by the initial portion of the string.
• The leading white spaces are ignored.
• If the string starts with valid numeric data, this will be the value
used. Otherwise, the value will be 0 (zero).
• Valid numeric data is an optional sign, followed by one or more
digits (optionally containing a decimal point), followed by an
optional exponent. The exponent is an 'e' or 'E' followed by one or
more digits.
When a comparison operation involves a string or a numerical string,
then each string is converted to a number and a numerical
comparison is performed.

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Activity
What is the output of the following script?
<?php
echo "10" > 1 ,"\n";
echo "10 items" > 2 ,"\n";
echo "items" > 2 , "\n";
echo True == 1, "\n";
echo false == 0, "\n";
echo TRUE == FALSE, "\n";
?>

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Activity
What is the output of the following script?
<?php
echo "10" > 1 ,"\n"; 1
echo "10 items" > 2 ,"\n"; 1
echo "items" > 2 , "\n"; empty string
echo True == 1, "\n"; 1
echo false == 0, "\n"; 1
echo TRUE == FALSE, "\n"; empty string
?>

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PHP echo and print Statements
• There are some differences between echo and
print:
– echo - can output one or more strings
– print - can only output one string, and
returns always 1
– Tip: echo is marginally faster compared to
print as echo does not return any value.

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PHP Constants
.Values that never changes
Constants are defined in PHP by using the define() function.
 For e.g.
define(“NCST”, “National Centre for Software Technology”)
defined() function says whether the constant exists or not.

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PHP echo and print Statements
 There are some differences between echo and
print:
 echo - can output one or more strings
 print - can only output one string, and
returns always 1
 Tip: echo is marginally faster compared to
print as echo does not return any value.

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PHP Constants
Values that never changes.

Constants are defined in PHP by using the define()


function.
 For e.g.
define(“NCST”, “National Centre for Software
Technology”)

defined() function says whether the constant exists or


not.

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PHP Variables
 Rules for PHP variables:
 A variable starts with the $ sign, followed by the name of
the variable
 A variable name must start with a letter or the
underscore character
 A variable name cannot start with a number
 A variable name can only contain alpha-numeric
characters and underscores (A-z, 0-9, and _ )
 Variable names are case sensitive ($y and $Y are
two different variables)

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PHP Variables
 The variables in PHP are declared by appending the $
sign to the variable name.
 For e.g
$company = “NCST”;
$sum = 10.0;

 Variable data type is changed by the value that is


assigned to the variable.

 Type casting allows to change the data type explicitly.

 Rich set of functions for working with variable.


 For e.g.
gettype, settype, isset, unset, is_int, intval etc etc

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PHP Variables Scope
 PHP has three different variable scopes:
 Local
 A variable declared within a function

 Global
 A variable declared outside a function

 Static
 When a function is executed, all of its variables are deleted.
 If you want a local variable NOT to be deleted, use
the static keyword

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PHP Operators
 All the operators such as arithmetic, assignment, Comparison,
and logical operators are similar to the operators in Java or
C++.

 In PHP the string concatenation operator is denoted by ‘.’.


 For e.g.
$name = “My name is”.$myname;

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Conditional Statements
 Need to take different actions for different decisions.
 In PHP we have the following conditional statements:
 if statement - executes some code only if a specified
condition is true
 if...else statement - executes some code if a condition is
true and another code if the condition is false
 if...elseif....else statement - selects one of several blocks of
code to be executed
 switch statement - selects one of many blocks of code to
be executed

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Conditional Statements Syntax
 IF statement
if (<condition>) {
//php code goes
here
} <?php
IF Else statement $color=“Red”;
if (<condition>) {
//php code goes here if ($color ==“Red”) {
} echo "Please STOP";
} else {
else { echo “You can GO";
//php code goes here }
}
?>

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Conditional Statements Syntax
•if...elseif....else statement <?php

$color=“Red”;
if (condition) {
//php code goes here if ($color ==“Red”) {
echo “Please Stop“ ;
} elseif (condition) { } elseif ($color ==“Yellow”) {
//php code goes here echo “Get ready“ ;
} else { } else {
//php code goes here echo “You can GO“ ;
}
} ?>

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Conditional Statements Syntax
•<?php Switch statement
$favcolor="red";
◦ select one of many
blocks of code to be
switch ($favcolor) { executed.
case "red":
echo "Your favorite color is red!";
break;
case "blue":
echo "Your favorite color is blue!";
break;
case "green":
echo "Your favorite color is green!";
break;
default:
echo "Your favorite color is neither red, blue, or
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}
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Loops
 When you need the same block of code to be executed over
and over again .
 In PHP, we have the following looping statements:
 while - loops through as long as the given condition is true
 do...while - loops through the code once, and then repeats
the loop as long as the given condition is true
 for - loops through a the code a given number of times
 foreach - loops through the code for each element in a
collection

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Loops- While Loop
<?php
$i=1;
while (condition is true) {
//Do this; while($i<=5) {
} echo “Number: $i <br>";
$i++;
}
?>

Number: 1
Number : 2
Number : 3
Number : 4
Number : 5

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Loops-Do while Loop
<?php
$i=1;
do {
//Php code do {
} while (condition is echo “Number: $i <br>";
true); $i++;
} while ($i<=5);
?>

Number: 1
Number : 2
Number : 3
Number : 4
Number : 5

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Loops-For Loop

for (initialize counter; check; increment counter) {


//Do this;
}

The number is: 0


<?php The number is: 1
for ($i=0; $i<=10; $i++) { The number is: 2
echo "The number is: $i The number is: 3
<br>"; The number is: 4
} The number is: 5
?> The number is: 6
The number is: 7
The number is: 8
The number is: 9
The number is: 10

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Loops- Foreach Loop
This works only on collections such as arrays ,lists

foreach ($array as $value)


{
//Do this Nimal
} Kamal
Sunil
<?php Amal
$person =
array("Nimal","Kamal","Sunil"
,"Amal");

foreach $person as $value) {


echo "$value <br>";
}
?>

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FUNCTIONS

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Functions
 Will make your code easy to read and reuse.
 Large projects would be unmanageable without functions
because the problem of repetitive code would bog down the
development process
 A function accepts values, processes them, and then performs
an action (printing to the browser, for example), returns a new
value, or both.
 PHP has 2 types of functions
 Language defined functions
 User defined functions

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Language defined functions
PHP has hundreds of built-in functions . For example strlen()
returns the length of a string, in characters .

<?php
echo strlen("Hello 12
world!");
?>

You can find a compete set of language defined functions here

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User defined functions
 You can define your own functions in PHP using the function
statement
function functionName() {
//Php code
}

 A function name can start with a letter or underscore but not


a number
variables names are case sensitive in PHP,
function names are not

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User defined functions-Function with
no parameters
Function() {
statements;
}

function WriteThis() {
echo “I’m an undergraduate”;
}

Now when you call this function


WirteThis()  will print I’m an undergraduate

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User defined functions
 Function with parameters
 Parameter types and return types are not written .
 A function with no return statements implicitly returns NULL
function name(parameterName, ...,
parameterName) {
statements;
}

function multiply($a, $b, $c) {


return $a*$b*$c;
}

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Default Parameter Values
<?php
function setMarks($minMark=50) {
echo "The Mark is : $minMark=50 <br>";
}

setMarks(95);
setMarks(); // will use the default value of 50
setMarks(78);
setMarks(80);
?>

if no value is passed, the default will be used

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