PHP Curl Function

PHP Curl Function with Examples

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PHP Curl Function
The Curl generally elaborates to ‘Client for URLs’, originally it was written as the URL in uppercase in order to make it clear that it generally deals with the URLs. The pronunciation is generally ‘see URL’.
There are two products of this very project that are libcurl and curl. Let’s understand about then first:

libcurl: This is basically a free and easy-to-use client-side URL transfer library that generally supports FILE, FTP, HTTPS, TELNET, TPS, HTTP, GOPHER, DICT, and LDAP. It is generally known to support the HTTP POST, HTTP PUT, TTPS certificates and more. It is known to be open-source, feature-rich, thread-safe, IPv6 compatible, well supported and fast.

curl: This is basically a command-line tool that is used in order to get or send files using URL syntax. Since this is generally known to use libcurl then it naturally supports a range of currencies including HTTP, common internal protocols, HTTPS, FTP, GOPHER, TELNET, FTPS, DICT, and many more.

What is PHP/cURL?

PHP programs can access its functions within PHP with the help of the module for PHP. The support of this project is enabled in the language and the phpinfo() function will always display in its output. The users are requested to check this beforehand writing their first simple program in PHP.

Some basic cURL functions

There are various functions that are included in this extension and you can learn about the deep in the PHP Curl Tutorial that is available on the web. Here are some of the functions of these projects are mentioned below:

• The curl_init() function is known to initialize a new session and return a cURL handle.
• curl_exec($ch) function is generally called just after this project's session is initialized and all the options that are for that session are basically set. The main purpose is just simply executed the predefined project's session that is generally given by the ch.

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