The Full Stack Web Development - PHP Cookies

This video tutorial explains how to work with cookies in PHP. It covers setting a cookie with a name and value, specifying its expiration using a timestamp, and checking if a cookie is set using PHP's super global. The tutorial also demonstrates how to view cookies in browser settings, specifically in Chrome, and highlights the difference between cookies and sessions.

What is a cookie in the context of web development?

• A small piece of data stored on the server

• A small piece of data stored in a user's browser

• A programming language

• A type of database

Which function is used to set a cookie in PHP?

• setcookie()

• createCookie()

• set_cookie()

• cookieSet()

What parameter is NOT required when setting a cookie in PHP?

• Cookie name

• Cookie value

• Cookie path

• Expiration time

How can you check if a cookie is set in PHP?

• Using isset() function

• Using checkCookie() function

• Using cookieExists() function

• Using isCookieSet() function

What will be echoed if a cookie is not set?

• Cookie is set

• Cookie is not set

• Cookie value is null

• Cookie is expired

Where are cookies stored?

• On the server

• In the user's browser

• In the database

• In the cloud

What is the main difference between cookies and sessions?

• Cookies store data on the server, sessions store data in the browser

• Cookies store data in the browser, sessions store data on the server

• Cookies and sessions both store data in the browser

• Cookies and sessions both store data on the server