Well as Lee has posted in his tutorial how to make php display word, I will also do that same but in a different way.

First you will have to start there with:
That telling the server you have started php, so now you want make it say something. Why no make it say Hello World:
Echo and print do the same thing when it comes to text, but echo is more useful when writing more complex php scripts. Alright now lets view our website to see if it did what we want it to do.

No? Well in order for it to work properly you need to end the php script by puting the following after all the php your write:
I wont be making anymore tutorials, I will be making script apon request... and what I feel is useful.

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Good tutorial to show the other way of saying "Hello, World!"

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bump lol

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It seems is a advertisement

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A more useful one

<?php

phpinfo();

?>

prints all your PHP settings etc...

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Dugged!~

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