Web Programming Practicals

All the practicals done in Web Programming sessions of FYIT Semester 2

Web-Programming Practicals

All the practicals done in Web Programming sessions of FYIT Semester 2

🧰 Repository Contents

This repository contains several PHP scripts and exercises covering fundamental web-programming topics such as conditionals, loops, arrays, and simple output formatting.
Examples include:

• Odd-Even.php — determines if a number is odd or even
• Greater Than.php — compares two values
• Palindrom.php — checks whether a string/number is a palindrome
• Pyramid.php, Pyramid 2.php — prints pyramid patterns using loops
• …and more.

(See the file listing for the full set of scripts.)

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👨‍💻 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• You need PHP installed (version 7.4+ is recommended)
• A local web-server environment such as XAMPP, MAMP, WampServer or built-in PHP server
• Optionally, a code editor like Visual Studio Code

Download / Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/ThVariableYT/Web-Programming-Practicals.git
cd Web-Programming-Practicals

Setup & Run in a Local PHP Server

Option A: Using XAMPP / WampServer / MAMP

• Install and launch your environment (Apache + PHP).

• To install wampserver, click here

• Copy (or move) the cloned folder Web-Programming-Practicals/ into your web-server’s document root (e.g., www/ for WampServer).

• If using WampServer64 on Windows: your folder might be "D:\wamp64\www\FYIT_4".

• After setting up and installing wampserver64 (make sure you install wampserver64 on the root of your drive, for eg. C:/ or D:/), check if all the services are started and running.

• If the services are running, click on the system tray icon and left click on the wampserver icon.

• Click on the "localhost" option. A new browser window should open.

• Scroll down and navigate to your folder which you created in the "www" folder.

• Click on any file (e.g., Odd-Even.php) to see its output.

Option B: Using PHP’s built-in server

• Open a terminal inside the cloned repository folder.

Run:

php -S localhost:8080

• In your browser go to: http://localhost:8080

• Then navigate to the desired script (e.g., http://localhost:8080/Palindrom.php).

📝 How to Use the Scripts

• Browse the folder structure in your editor.

• Each PHP file is designed to be self-contained and runnable via a web-browser.

• Open the script in your browser and interact if required (input prompts, form fields may apply).

• Modify/extend the code to deepen your learning (change loop conditions, print styles, etc.).

📂 Folder Structure

Web-Programming-Practicals/
├── Odd-Even.php
├── Greater Than.php
├── Palindrom.php
├── Pyramid.php
├── Pyramid 2.php
├── .gitattributes
├── README.md
└── … other scripts …

🤝 Contributing

• Thanks for considering contributions!

• Fork the repository on GitHub.

• Create a feature branch:

git checkout -b feature-yourName

• Make your changes and commit:

git commit -m "Add new exercise: factorial pattern"

• Push to your branch and open a Pull Request.

• Ensure code is clear, commented, and functional.

📄 License

• This project is licensed under the MIT License — see the LICENSE file for details.

🙋 Contact

Maintained by **ThVariableYT GitHub: https://github.com/ThVariableYT

Happy coding and enjoy exploring PHP web-programming practicals!