The document provides instructions for a two-part programming assignment. In part one, students are asked to visit a website, type phpinfo() code, take a screenshot of the output, and save it in a Word document. In part two, students return to the website, clear the previous code, write new code to output four lines of text, take a screenshot of the output, and copy it into the same Word document created in part one to submit.
The document provides instructions for a two-part programming assignment. In part one, students are asked to visit a website, type phpinfo() code, take a screenshot of the output, and save it in a Word document. In part two, students return to the website, clear the previous code, write new code to output four lines of text, take a screenshot of the output, and copy it into the same Word document created in part one to submit.
The document provides instructions for a two-part programming assignment. In part one, students are asked to visit a website, type phpinfo() code, take a screenshot of the output, and save it in a Word document. In part two, students return to the website, clear the previous code, write new code to output four lines of text, take a screenshot of the output, and copy it into the same Word document created in part one to submit.
Part 1: Open up an internet browser and go to the following website: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/execute_php_online.php Type the following code: <?PHP phpinfo(); ?> After you type the code, click the Execute command. Take a screenshot of your code’s output (the screenshot should show everything up to the last /etc command). Save the screenshot in a word processing program and name the document index_php. Note that the output displays the server configuration information. If you had an actual server created that you were using, you could use the command to display the server configuration Part 2: Return to the following website: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/execute_php_online.php Clear out the code that you typed in Part 1 of the assignment. Create PHP code that outputs the following: PHP is sorta Fun! My Hello world! program There is a lot more to learn about PHP! My name is yourname_ Once you have created your code, click Execute. Take a screenshot of your code’s output. Copy this screenshot in the Word document, index_php that you created in Part 1 of the assignment. Submit your Word document.