What is the difference between and relationship between MYSQL,PHP,SQL,AND JAVASCRIPT.

Question

Relationship and difference

Answer 1

-- Differences:

- SQL: stands for Structure Query Language, It is a programming language used to manage, access, and operate databases.

- MySql: It is a database management system that uses the SQL commands to perform some tasks and operations on the databases.

- PHP: It's a programmimg language usually used to perform server side operations in web development (such as add new user to some database).

- Javascript: It's a programmimg language (also you can call It scripting language) usually used to perform client side operations in web (such as password validation or the creation of interactive user iterfaces).

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-- Relationships:

- use of mysql (that uses sql commands) to manage the database of our web app.
- use of php to work on server side operations.
- use of javascript to work on client side operations.

combining them with html and css we can create a good website!

Hope that help.

Answer 2

MySQL is a vendor that uses SQL. SQL is a widely used standard. MySQL is a special brand of SQL.

PHP and JavaScript are both programming languages. Both can be used to customize how HTTP requests are processed but only JavaScript can also run in web browsers.

Serverside programming languages like PHP often talk with a database. This conversation with the database is typically using SQL languages such as MySQL.

Answer 3

Sololearn doesn't have a lot of learning resources for Visual Basic.

You're better off reading tutorials from places like:
- https://www.vbtutor.net/
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/get-started/visual-basic/tutorial-console?view=vs-2019

You could ask questions on sololearn.com if you get stuck.

The closest course to Visual Basic that Sololearn has is on c# since c# works with .net like VB.net does. There is no way to run VB in Sololearn's Code Playground either.

Unless you have a specific reason to learn Visual Basic like you'll need it for high school, college, or university courses, consider learning c# instead. c# is much more popular and more job postings ask for it.

Answer 4

Wow it makes sense for me cleared

Answer 5

Thanks alot Josh Greij

Answer 6

Mr Greij how would I learn visual basic in sololearn