How Can I Try My PHP Code To See Whether It Works?
Solution 1:
You can install XAMPP and run your pages locally. This package has PHP, Sendmail and Apache server in it. As well as MySQL if you need it.
Solution 2:
You need to install a web server and PHP to test it locally. You can install PHP since it comes with a simple web server. If instead you want more power over it you could easily install XAMPP.
If you don't want to install anything, the easiest thing is to use a web hosting where you can upload your code and test it there, but you won't have too much flexibility over it.
Solution 3:
You can try Wamp service!
Have a look: Wamp
Solution 4:
On Mac you can use MAMP for local On WINDOWS you can use WAMP for local
If you have a domain and hosting you can upload to the domain and access the PHP directly with a browser to debug.
Browsers output the errors of PHP also you can check your log of your server
Solution 5:
The easiest way out to your problem is downloading a package. There are a few packages that consist of all the components you will need to run your PHP files.
If you're a Windows user, you can either download XAMPP here https://www.apachefriends.org/download.html
or
WAMP here http://www.wampserver.com/en/
I personally prefer XAMPP over WAMP due to easier user interface. But both of them are equally good for your purpose.
Otherwise, if you're a MAC user, you can go with downloading MAMP https://www.mamp.info/en/downloads/
Installation is pretty straight forward, then you can run the XAMPP/WAMP/MAMP control panel which will start PHP/Apache/mySQL.. for you. You can type in localhost in your browser and if you've installed everything correctly it will show you a related XAMPP/WAMP/MAMP page.
From there onward, you can setup and test your code. If you go with XAMPP/MAMP, you will place your code inside htdocs folder and type in localhost/foldername to access your code. So if you've installed XAMPP in C: drive, you will find htdocs inside your XAMPP folder in C.
For WAMP, you will have to find www folder inside WAMP folder.
Hope that helps.
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