Quote Originally Posted by kaufen View Post
PHP is a recursive acronym for PHP Hypertext Processor. Unlike the other offerings listed, PHP is designed specifically for server-side programming, which means that its library is specialized for the tasks you'll be doing over and over again in the course of programming your website. PHP also has the advantage of being able to interweave code with HTML, thus allowing you to mix layout with programming. While this may simplify coding for small sites, it does carry the potential to be abused, resulting in difficult to manage or maintain code for larger projects. Proper use of a templating system such as Smarty should do wonders towards preventing that. PHP is available for most operating systems including Unix and Windows, and is an excellent server-side programming language for professional programming.
Another of your many posts that have been copy and pasted word from word from an article or a post someone else made on another site, or more recently, had previously made here in this forum.

This post appears word for word on the PHP section on the wikibooks.org Web Dev page:

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Web_development/Choosing_the_right_programming_language

Gordo, the forum mod, already pointed out one of your posts in this thread was plagiarized from another source, yet you continue to copy and paste articles someone else made as your own in the very same thread.