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How to Run PHP Code in Visual Studio Code Terminal | PHP Executable Path VSCODE

In this post I will show you How to Run PHP code in visual studio code terminal console window and how to run php code directly in the visual studio code console terminal.

Can we run PHP code in Visual Studio Code?
How do I run a PHP script in terminal?
How do I run code in Visual Studio Code in terminal?

Follow these steps to run code PHP in Visual Studio Code, no configuration needed:

  1. Install the Code Runner Extension.
  2. Install PHP or XAMP on your computer.
  3. Add the PHP executable file path (C:\xampp\php\php.exe) in Code Runner JSON configuration settings.
  4. Also add same PHP executable path in windows environment variables.
  5. Open the PHP code file in VS Code Text Editor.
  6. Use shortcut (Ctrl + Alt + N), or right click the Text Editor and then click Run Code in editor context menu.

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