What program and how to start learning php? That is, I need a push so that I write the first program in this language.

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    Well, first you need a server on which your php scripts will work, for this purpose Denwer will go. Scripts can be written at least in notepad, but still editors such as NotePad ++ provide a more user-friendly interface. And then read the book visit http://php.su, etc ..

      The easiest option is to set yourself Denver or Xampp. Then, for example, ZendStudio or NuSphere PhpED. And go ahead. It is not very pleasant to use a notebook for a beginner, and in these programs there is an automatic syntax check and many, many other gadgets. I recommend SQL Manager Lite for MySQL for working with databases: everything is simple and clear in it. And as always start with the standard first php program:

      <?php echo "Hello world"; ?>

        For a start, any text editor with code highlighting will suit you, for example, notepad ++. It’s not quite clear from the question that you know about php (something tells you that you have only heard about it and haven’t even read anything yet), as soon as you start the introduction I think it’s easier to decide with the editor, because it’s not a text editor and development environment.

        In another answer, comrade RooTooZ has already left the link http://www.phpfaq.ru/na_tanke, you can start with this and without stopping to continue with a book for beginners.

          Makromedia DreamWiewer, Apache, MySQL.

            The easiest option would be.

            1. As a web server use Denwer because it has a minimum of settings.
            2. To whom it is more convenient, I personally used and use the text editor NotePad ++ (NotePad2 is also convenient). Syntax highlighting, etc. Generally very convenient. 3. Sooner or later, you have to store the data that your program will use. Mysql for this is the very thing. We start the Mysql server from the off site. With the console version of the database management is not very convenient to manage. I recommend to put NaviCat, quickly and conveniently)
            • And when I studied PHP, worked with MySQL, and in the process of mastering one or the other, I wrote PHP and an HTML interface for working with MySQL (creating databases, tables, records, queries, output) ... Even somewhere like everything was left) - Leshij_2005

            I think it will be interesting for you too,

            by the end of the day you will already have a website for php that you yourself did with your own hands.

            here is the link http://www.php-adminka.ru/