PHP

abbreviation

Digital Technology.

1. a scripting language used primarily for building dynamic web pages.

Word History and Origins

Origin of PHP¹

Coined in 1995 by PHP’s creator, Danish-Canadian programmer Rasmus Lerdorf (1958–), originally standing for “Personal Home Page,” but later recast as standing for “PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor”

Example Sentences

Facebook itself was originally built using open-source PHP.

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"An aggressive rate hike will maintain a 100bp rate differential with the Fed rate, which could help to stabilise the PHP against the USD amid a current account deficit that is currently in deep negative territory," noted Aris Dacanay, economist at HSBC.

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It’s also known as a partial-hospitalization program or PHP.

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Codex itself can speak more than a dozen coding languages, including JavaScript, Go, Perl, PHP, Ruby, Swift, and TypeScript.

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In that case the sheriff said the means used to induce the accused, known only as PHP, into engaging in an exchange of messages amounted to "fraud".

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