Install PHP

To install PHP on your system, you can follow the steps below:

1. Choose a web server: PHP requires a web server to run. Popular web servers include Apache, Nginx, and Microsoft IIS.
2. Install the web server: You can install your chosen web server using your operating system’s package manager or by downloading and installing it manually.
3. Install PHP: Once the web server is installed, you can install PHP using your operating system’s package manager or by downloading it from the official PHP website.
4. Configure the web server: After installing PHP, you need to configure the web server to work with PHP. This involves adding a configuration file or modifying an existing one. The configuration file tells the web server how to handle PHP files.
5. Test your installation: To test your installation, create a simple PHP file and save it in the web server’s document root directory. Open a web browser and navigate to the PHP file’s URL. If PHP is installed correctly, you should see the output of the PHP script in your web browser.

Note: The specific steps to install PHP may vary depending on your operating system and the web server you choose. It’s recommended to consult the documentation for your operating system and web server for more detailed instructions.