What is the difference between XML and PHP ? Which web site gives the free best study package for PHP begineers ? If anybody knows Please tell………….
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XML is a meta language for writing markup languages in.
PHP is a programming language.
They have practically nothing in common.
The tutorial at http://php.net/ is probably the best place to start.
They are completely different languages. One is a markup language, meaning it’s used to organize data for stuff such as displaying (XML), the other (PHP) is a programming language commonly used for web servers to do server-side actions, things which are used for more advanced webpages, such as the use of templates, includes, dynamic content, etc.
There is no ‘best ‘source to learn this. A quick google search should give you some decent results. XML isn’t something that’s as common to learn, or as necessary to learn, just so you know.
simply without lots of complicated programming terms…
PHP is a script language with it you can create dynamic websites and make controls calling data from database.
but XML is a way that you can store your database in a text file.
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