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What is PHP?

PHP is mainly focused on server-side scripting, so you can do anything any other CGI program can do, such as collect form data, generate dynamic page content, or send and receive cookies. But PHP can do much more.

In an HTML document, PHP script (similar syntax to that of Perl or C ) is enclosed within special PHP tags. Because PHP is embedded within tags, the author can jump between HTML and PHP (similar to ASP and Cold Fusion) instead of having to rely on heavy amounts of code to output HTML. And, because PHP is executed on the server, the clientcannot view the PHP code.

What is New in PHP 7.2.0?

  • BCMath:
    • Fixed bug #46564 (bcmod truncates fractionals).
  • CLI:
    • Fixed bug #74849 (Process is started as interactive shell in PhpStorm).
    • Fixed bug #74979 (Interactive shell opening instead of script execution with -f flag).
  • CLI server:
    • Fixed bug #60471 (Random “Invalid request (unexpected EOF)” using a router script).
  • Core:
    • Added ZEND_COUNT, ZEND_GET_CLASS, ZEND_GET_CALLED_CLASS, ZEND_GET_TYPE, ZEND_FUNC_NUM_ARGS, ZEND_FUNC_GET_ARGS instructions, to implement corresponding builtin functions.
    • “Countable” interface is moved from SPL to Core.
    • Added ZEND_IN_ARRAY instruction, implementing optimized in_array() builtin function, through hash lookup in flipped array.
    • Removed IS_TYPE_IMMUTABLE (it’s the same as COPYABLE & !REFCOUNTED).
    • Removed the sql.safe_mode directive.
    • Removed support for Netware.
    • Renamed ReflectionClass::isIterateable() to ReflectionClass::isIterable() (alias original name for BC).
    • Fixed bug #54535 (WSA cleanup executes before MSHUTDOWN).
    • Implemented FR #69791 (Disallow mail header injections by extra headers) (Yasuo)
    • Implemented FR #49806 (proc_nice() for Windows).
    • Fix pthreads detection when cross-compiling (ffontaine)
    • Fixed memory leaks caused by exceptions thrown from destructors. (Bob, Dmitry).
    • Fixed bug #73215 (uniqid() should use better random source).
    • Implemented FR #72768 (Add ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_PROCESSING flag for php.exe).
    • Implemented “Convert numeric keys in object/array casts” RFC, fixes bugs #53838, #61655, #66173, #70925, #72254, etc.
    • Implemented “Deprecate and Remove Bareword (Unquoted) Strings” RFC.
    • Raised minimum supported Windows versions to Windows 7/Server 2008 R2.
    • Implemented minor optimization in array_keys/array_values().
    • Added PHP_OS_FAMILY constant to determine on which OS we are.
    • Fixed bug #73987 (Method compatibility check looks to original definition and not parent).
    • Fixed bug #73991 (JSON_OBJECT_AS_ARRAY not respected).
    • Fixed bug #74053 (Corrupted class entries on shutdown when a destructor spawns another object).
    • Fixed bug #73971 (Filename got limited to MAX_PATH on Win32 when scan directory).
    • Fixed bug #72359, bug #72451, bug #73706, bug #71115 and others related to interned strings handling in TS builds.
    • Implemented “Trailing Commas In List Syntax” RFC for group use lists only.
    • Fixed bug #74269 (It’s possible to override trait property with different loosely-equal value).
    • Fixed bug #61970 (Restraining __construct() access level in subclass gives a fatal error).
    • Fixed bug #63384 (Cannot override an abstract method with an abstract method).
    • Fixed bug #74607 (Traits enforce different inheritance rules).
    • Fixed misparsing of abstract unix domain socket names.
    • Change PHP_OS_FAMILY value from “OSX” to “Darwin”.
    • Allow loading PHP/Zend extensions by name in ini files (extension=<name>).
    • Added object type annotation.
    • Fixed bug #74815 (crash with a combination of INI entries at startup).
    • Fixed bug #74836 (isset on zero-prefixed numeric indexes in array broken).
    • Added new VM instuctions ISSET_ISEMPTY_CV and UNSET_CV. Previously they were implemented as ISSET_ISEMPTY_VAR and UNSET_VAR variants with ZEND_QUICK_SET flag.
    • Fixed bug #49649 (unserialize() doesn’t handle changes in property visibility).
    • Fixed bug #74866 (extension_dir = “./ext” now use current directory for base).
    • Implemented FR #74963 (Improved error message on fetching property of non-object).
    • Fixed bug #75142 (buildcheck.sh check for autoconf version needs to be updated for v2.64).
    • Fixed bug #74878 (Data race in ZTS builds).
    • Fixed bug #75515 (“stream_copy_to_stream” doesn’t stream anymore).
  • cURL:
    • Fixed bug #75093 (OpenSSL support not detected).
    • Better fix for #74125 (use pkg-config instead of curl-config).
  • Date:
    • Fixed bug #55407 (Impossible to prototype DateTime::createFromFormat).
    • Implemented FR #71520 (Adding the DateTime constants to the DateTimeInterface interface).
    • Fixed bug #75149 (redefinition of typedefs ttinfo and t1info).
    • Fixed bug #75222 (DateInterval microseconds property always 0).
  • Dba:
    • Fixed bug #72885 (flatfile: dba_fetch() fails to read replaced entry).
  • DOM:
    • Implemented FR #74837 (Implement Countable for DomNodeList and DOMNamedNodeMap).
  • EXIF:
    • Added support for vendor specific tags for the following formats: Samsung, DJI, Panasonic, Sony, Pentax, Minolta, Sigma/Foveon, AGFA, Kyocera, Ricoh & Epson.
    • Fixed bug #72682 (exif_read_data() fails to read all data for some images).
    • Fixed bug #71534 (Type confusion in exif_read_data() leading to heap overflow in debug mode).
    • Fixed bug #68547 (Exif Header component value check error).
    • Fixed bug #66443 (Corrupt EXIF header: maximum directory nesting level reached for some cameras).
    • Fixed Redhat bug #1362571 (PHP not returning full results for exif_read_data function).
    • Implemented FR #65187 (exif_read_data/thumbnail: add support for stream resource).
    • Deprecated the read_exif_data() alias.
    • Fixed bug #74428 (exif_read_data(): “Illegal IFD size” warning occurs with correct exif format).
    • Fixed bug #72819 (EXIF thumbnails not read anymore).
    • Fixed bug #62523 (php crashes with segfault when exif_read_data called).
    • Fixed bug #50660 (exif_read_data(): Illegal IFD offset (works fine with other exif readers).
  • Fileinfo:
    • Upgrade bundled libmagic to 5.31.
  • FPM:
    • Configuration to limit fpm slow log trace callers.
    • Fixed bug #75212 (php_value acts like php_admin_value).
  • FTP:
    • Implement MLSD for structured listing of directories.
    • Added ftp_append() function.
  • GD:
    • Implemented imageresolution as getter and setter (Christoph)
    • Fixed bug #74744 (gd.h: stdarg.h include missing for va_list use in gdErrorMethod).
    • Fixed bug #75111 (Memory disclosure or DoS via crafted .bmp image).
  • GMP:
    • Fixed bug #70896 (gmp_fact() silently ignores non-integer input).
  • Hash:
    • Changed HashContext from resource to object.
    • Disallowed usage of non-cryptographic hash functions with HMAC and PBKDF2.
    • Fixed bug #75284 (sha3 is not supported on bigendian machine).
  • IMAP:
    • Fixed bug #72324 (imap_mailboxmsginfo() return wrong size).
  • Intl:
    • Fixed bug #63790 (test using Spoofchecker which may be unavailable).
    • Fixed bug #75378 ([REGRESSION] IntlDateFormatter::parse() does not change $position argument).
  • JSON:
    • Add JSON_INVALID_UTF8_IGNORE and JSON_INVALID_UTF8_SUBSTITUTE options for json_encode and json_decode to ignore or replace invalid UTF-8 byte sequences – it addresses request #65082.
    • Fixed bug #75185 (Buffer overflow in json_decode() with JSON_INVALID_UTF8_IGNORE or JSON_INVALID).
    • Fixed bug #68567 (JSON_PARTIAL_OUTPUT_ON_ERROR can result in JSON with null key).
  • LDAP:
    • Implemented FR #69445 (Support for LDAP EXOP operations)
    • Fixed support for LDAP_OPT_SERVER_CONTROLS and LDAP_OPT_CLIENT_CONTROLS in ldap_get_option
    • Fixed passing an empty array to ldap_set_option for client or server controls.
  • Mbstring:
    • Implemented FR #66024 (mb_chr() and mb_ord()).
    • Implemented FR #65081 (mb_scrub()).
    • Implemented FR #69086 (enhancement for mb_convert_encoding() that handles multibyte replacement char nicely).
    • Added array input support to mb_convert_encoding().
    • Added array input support to mb_check_encoding().
    • Fixed bug #69079 (enhancement for mb_substitute_character).
    • Update to oniguruma version 6.3.0.
    • Fixed bug #69267 (mb_strtolower fails on titlecase characters).
  • Mcrypt:
    • The deprecated mcrypt extension has been moved to PECL.
  • Opcache:
    • Added global optimisation passes based on data flow analysis using Single Static Assignment (SSA) form: Sparse Conditional Constant Propagation (SCCP), Dead Code Elimination (DCE), and removal of unused local variables (Nikita, Dmitry)
    • Fixed incorect constant conditional jump elimination.
    • Fixed bug #75230 (Invalid opcode 49/1/8 using opcache).
    • Fixed bug (assertion fails with extended info generated).
    • Fixed bug (Phi sources removel).
    • Fixed bug #75370 (Webserver hangs on valid PHP text).
    • Fixed bug #75357 (segfault loading WordPress wp-admin).
  • OpenSSL:
    • Use TLS_ANY for default ssl:// and tls:// negotiation.
    • Fix leak in openssl_spki_new().
    • Added openssl_pkcs7_read() and pk7 parameter to openssl_pkcs7_verify().
    • Add ssl security_level stream option to support OpenSSL security levels. (Jakub Zelenka).
    • Allow setting SNI cert and private key in separate files.
    • Fixed bug #74903 (openssl_pkcs7_encrypt() uses different EOL than before).
    • Automatically load OpenSSL configuration file.
  • PCRE:
    • Added support for PCRE JIT fast path API.
    • Fixed bug #61780 (Inconsistent PCRE captures in match results).
    • Fixed bug #74873 (Minor BC break: PCRE_JIT changes output of preg_match()).
    • Fixed bug #75089 (preg_grep() is not reporting PREG_BAD_UTF8_ERROR after first input string).
    • Fixed bug #75223 (PCRE JIT broken in 7.2).
    • Fixed bug #75285 (Broken build when system libpcre don’t have jit support).
  • phar:
    • Fixed bug #74196 (phar does not correctly handle names containing dots).
  • PDO:
    • Add “Sent SQL” to debug dump for emulated prepares.
    • Add parameter types for national character set strings.
  • PDO_DBlib:
    • Fixed bug #73234 (Emulated statements let value dictate parameter type).
    • Fixed bug #73396 (bigint columns are returned as strings).
    • Expose DB-Library version as \PDO::DBLIB_ATTR_VERSION attribute on \PDO instance.
    • Add test coverage for bug #72969.
  • PDO_OCI:
    • Fixed bug #74537 (Align –with-pdo-oci configure option with –with-oci8 syntax).
  • PDO_Sqlite:
    • Switch to sqlite3_prepare_v2() and sqlite3_close_v2() functions (rasmus)
  • PHPDBG:
    • Added extended_value to opcode dump output.
  • Session:
    • Fixed bug #73461 (Prohibit session save handler recursion).
    • PR #2233 Removed register_globals related code and “!” can be used as $_SESSION key name.
    • Improved bug #73100 fix. ‘user’ save handler can only be set by session_set_save_handler()
    • Fixed bug #74514 (5 session functions incorrectly warn when calling in read-only/getter mode).
    • Fixed bug #74936 (session_cache_expire/cache_limiter/save_path() trigger a warning in read mode).
    • Fixed bug #74941 (session fails to start after having headers sent).
  • Sodium:
    • New cryptographic extension
    • Added missing bindings for libsodium > 1.0.13.
  • SPL:
    • Fixed bug #71412 (Incorrect arginfo for ArrayIterator::__construct).
    • Added spl_object_id().
  • SQLite3:
    • Implement writing to blobs.
    • Update to Sqlite 3.20.1.
  • Standard:
    • Fixed bug #69442 (closing of fd incorrect when PTS enabled).
    • Fixed bug #74300 (unserialize accepts two plus/minus signs for float number exponent part).
    • Compatibility with libargon2 versions 20161029 and 20160821.
    • Fixed bug #74737 (mysqli_get_client_info reflection info).
    • Add support for extension name as argument to dl().
    • Fixed bug #74851 (uniqid() without more_entropy performs badly).
    • Fixed bug #74103 (heap-use-after-free when unserializing invalid array size).
    • Fixed bug #75054 (A Denial of Service Vulnerability was found when performing deserialization).
    • Fixed bug #75170 (mt_rand() bias on 64-bit machines).
    • Fixed bug #75221 (Argon2i always throws NUL at the end).
  • Streams:
    • Default ssl/single_dh_use and ssl/honor_cipher_order to true.
  • XML:
    • Moved utf8_encode() and utf8_decode() to the Standard extension.
  • XMLRPC:
    • Use Zend MM for allocation in bundled libxmlrpc (Joe)
  • ZIP:
    • Add support for encrypted archives.
    • Use of bundled libzip is deprecated, –with-libzip option is recommended.
    • Fixed bug #73803 (Reflection of ZipArchive does not show public properties).
    • ZipArchive implements countable, added ZipArchive::count() method.
    • Fix segfault in php_stream_context_get_option call.
    • Fixed bug #75143 (new method setEncryptionName() seems not to exist in ZipArchive).
  • zlib:
    • Expose inflate_get_status() and inflate_get_read_len() functions.

Why You Should Use PHP?

You may be considering using PHP on your website. Here are some great reasons to start!

  1. Works Great with HTML – If you already have a website and are familiar with HTML, making the step to PHP is easy. If fact, PHP and HTML are interchangeable within the page! While PHP might add some new features to your site, its basic appearance is still all created with HTML.
  2. Interactive Features – PHP allows you to interact with your visitors in ways HTML alone can’t. This can mean simple things like e-mail forms, or more elaborate things like shopping carts that save your past orders and recommend similar products. It can also mean social things like interactive forums and private messaging systems.
  3. Easy to Learn – PHP is a lot easier to get started with than you might think. By learning just a few simple functions, you are able to do a lot of things with your website. And once you know the basics, there are a wealth of scripts available on the internet that you only need to tweak a little to fit your needs.

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