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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to
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check the PHP installed versions inside
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your system directly in the terminal. So
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the command is very simple. You simply
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write PHP dash version and then it will
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exactly tell you which version of PHP is
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installed on your system. So as you can
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see in my case it is 4.2.4
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sorry PHP 8.2.4 4 this is the version
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right here and if you also want to see
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where it is installed so you can execute
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this command where php
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so as you can see this command returns
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the full address where it is located
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inside your computer so you can simply
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open this or I know it is installed
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through examp. So typically in the C
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directory we have this folder of XAMP
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and inside this we have this folder of
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PHP
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and then we have all these executables
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out there for PHP. As you can see this
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is the PHP executable which executes the
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PHP code and if you still doesn't have
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PHP installed it comes with the XAMP
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Apache server. So you can download
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example here which is a crossplatform
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solution for Windows, Mac and Linux as
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well. Simply select the bit. So
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there is this download button. So once
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XAMP is installed, you can launch XAMP
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like this.
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So this comes with its own control panel
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which comes with Apache server MySQL
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database as well. So you can start your
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Apache server MySQL database like this.
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So now the Apache server is running. So
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you can open local host on the browser
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and this is your Apache
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welcome page which will open directly in
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the browser. So in this easy way you can
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check the PHP version and in the
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terminal.
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uh which contains thousands of tools.
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