PHP comes with every hosting provider out there for a few dollars a month. Has been the trend for a few years now :-). PHP is cheap to support for a host.
Most people don't try to host their first web site on their windows box. They likely get a shared host for $3 a month somewhere. This probably has a little sample site with a few lines of PHP and some JavaScript on it.
When I started, I did not know the difference between PHP, JavaScript and HTML. I thought it was all "web markup".
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PHP is most likely not on the system they have.
I don't know about OS X but it doesn't come with any popular Linux distro and it doesn't come with Windows either. Neither does Perl.
PHP comes with every hosting provider out there for a few dollars a month. Has been the trend for a few years now :-). PHP is cheap to support for a host.
Most people don't try to host their first web site on their windows box. They likely get a shared host for $3 a month somewhere. This probably has a little sample site with a few lines of PHP and some JavaScript on it.
When I started, I did not know the difference between PHP, JavaScript and HTML. I thought it was all "web markup".
> Most people don't try to host their first web site on their windows box.
Most people dont host their first web site period. I never heard of anyone who didn't learn PHP offline, on a local Apache server.
PHP is available on OS X