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What is the different between cookies and session in php?

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What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / sri harsha

cookies are stored in client machine and session are stored
in server machine.

Is This Answer Correct ?    75 Yes 4 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / sekhar

both are used for session tracking.

but there is some difference between these two.

cookies are stored in client side (not secured)
sessions are stored in server side (secured)

Is This Answer Correct ?    59 Yes 1 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / deepinder

Cookies
- stored on CLIENT machine
- amount of data to be stored is LIMITED
- it can only store STRINGS
- quite FASTER than a session

Session
- stored on SERVER machine
- amount of data to be stored is NOT LIMITED
- it can store OBJECTS
- quite SLOWER as compared to cookies

Is This Answer Correct ?    38 Yes 2 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / vivek srivastava

Sessions: are basically tokens which are generated when a
user proceeds with a login mechanism. Each time when a user
logged into a website a new and unique token is generated
and it will destroyed whenever he/she logged out from that
site or power goes off. However, session information is
temporary and will be deleted after the user has left the
website.

Cookies:are temporary files which are store in users hard
disk. A cookie is often used to identify a user. Suppose a
user enters into a website and without logging off he/she
closed the page, next time when he/she open the page he/she
found himself/ herself logged in. This is because of
cookies, they store the user information. We can set the
cookies by <b>setCookie()</b> function. The syntax if
setCookie function is <b>setCookie(name, value, expire,
path, domain);</b>.

Is This Answer Correct ?    30 Yes 2 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / sudheer

Both are stoarage purpose but session is server side &
cookie is client side.
in cooke omly data will store but in sessions objects as
well as data stored.

Is This Answer Correct ?    17 Yes 1 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / sekhar

keeping track of client request to a webserver from a
browser instance with in a predefined time is called as
session tracking.
we can perform the session tracking in 4 ways.
1) Hidden fields
2) Url rewriting
3) Cookies
4) Session/Http server sessions

Is This Answer Correct ?    16 Yes 6 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / jeet

1. Session Stored data at server and session_id (PHPSESSID)
at client side(browser). Cookies stored data at client
side(browser) and each time the same computer requests a
page, it will send the cookie too.
2. Sessions are more secured than cookies as data stored at
server side.
3. Sessions can not be blocked by user from browser while
cookies can be.
4. For login Sessions fail as data is served by multiple
servers ( absence of load balancing ) while cookies do not
as stored at cliet.
5. Sessions amount of data to be stored is NOT LIMITED.
Cookies amount of data to be stored is LIMITED.
6. Sessions can store OBJECTS. Cookies can only store STRINGS.

Is This Answer Correct ?    9 Yes 0 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / shivani modi (msc.cs)

A cookie is a small information that retained on the client
machine, either in rthe browser's application memory or as
a small file written to the user's hard disk.It contains
aname/value pair-
setting a cookies means associating a value with a name and
storing that pairing on the client side..
Getting or reading a cookie means using the name to retrive
the value..

Is This Answer Correct ?    8 Yes 1 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / ritu

Cookies is an object but session is a process
cookie is an identifier stored on client.session is used
for storing data on the server between client requests.
cookies are stored in client mechine.session are stored in
server mechine

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 2 No

What is the different between cookies and session in php?..

Answer / abhishek asati

1.Cookies are stored in client side.
Session are stored in server side.
2.Cookies stored limited amount of data.
Session stored unlimited amount of data.
3.Cookies can only store string. Session can store object.
4.We could be save cookie for future reference but session
couldn't. When user close their browser, they also lost the
session.
5. Cookies quite faster than a session.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 1 No

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