Faq

A session in PHP is a way to store information to be used across multiple pages of an entire website. The information is not stored on the user’s computer, unlike cookies.

PEAR stands for “PHP Extension and Application Repository”. PEAR is a framework and repository for all of the reusable PHP components.

PHP can be considered as a partial case-sensitive language. The variable names are completely case-sensitive but function names are not.

PHP scripts have the ability to generate HTML, and it is possible to pass information from HTML to PHP.