You can display PHP code by embedding it within the <?php and ?> tags in an HTML file. For example, you can create a new file with a .php extension and write your PHP code within the <?php and ?> tags. When you open this file in a web browser, the PHP code will be executed and the output will be displayed. Additionally, you can also use the echo statement to display specific content generated by the PHP code. **

phpMyAdmin is a web-based tool used for managing MySQL databases, and it is designed to display and interact with database content, structure, and queries. It only displays PHP code when there is an error or issue with the PHP script that is being executed. This is because phpMyAdmin is not meant to display PHP code, but rather to provide a user-friendly interface for managing databases. If PHP code is being displayed, it is likely due to a misconfiguration or error in the PHP script being executed within phpMyAdmin. **

You can display images with PHP by using the `echo` statement to output the HTML `<img>` tag. You need to specify the path to the image file in the `src` attribute of the `<img>` tag. Make sure the image file path is correct and accessible. Additionally, you can use PHP functions like `file_get_contents()` to read the image file and then encode it in base64 format to embed it directly in the HTML output. **

You can display images using PHP by using the `echo` statement to output an HTML `img` tag with the `src` attribute pointing to the image file. For example, `echo "<img src='image.jpg' alt='Image'>";`. You can also use the `header()` function to set the content type to `image/jpeg`, `image/png`, or `image/gif` and then use `readfile()` to output the image file directly. Additionally, you can use the GD library to create and manipulate images in PHP and then display them on the web page. **

You can display an image with PHP by using the `echo` statement to output an HTML `<img>` tag. The `<img>` tag should have its `src` attribute set to the file path of the image you want to display. For example, `echo "<img src='image.jpg'>";` would display an image called "image.jpg" in the current directory. Additionally, you can use PHP to dynamically generate the image path based on user input or other variables. **

You can display MySQL values with PHP by first establishing a connection to the MySQL database using the mysqli or PDO extension. Once the connection is established, you can write SQL queries to retrieve the desired data from the database. After fetching the data, you can use PHP to display the values by echoing them within HTML elements or by using PHP's built-in functions to format and display the data on the web page. **

To display post images in PHP/WordPress, you can use the `the_post_thumbnail()` function within the loop in your theme files. This function will automatically display the featured image of the current post. You can also use custom queries to retrieve and display images from specific posts using functions like `get_the_post_thumbnail()` or `get_post_thumbnail_id()`. Additionally, you can customize the size and attributes of the displayed image by passing parameters to these functions. **

To display a random word using PHP, you can create an array of words and then use the `array_rand()` function to select a random index from the array. Here's an example code snippet: ```php $words = array("apple", "banana", "orange", "grape", "kiwi"); $randomIndex = array_rand($words); $randomWord = $words[$randomIndex]; echo "Random word: " . $randomWord; ``` This code will randomly select a word from the array and display it on the screen. **