👉 "Application.php" is like a digital doorway to a universe where your web application's secrets are stored. It's PHP's way of saying, 'Hey, I'm here to process your requests, but remember, once inside, you're locked out unless you've got the right credentials.' It's the backstage pass to your own personal website or app, but with a serious note: it's not exactly the Instagram feed you're expecting when you hit 'ubmit'.
Here's an unsettling example sentence using it: "On application.php, the villain decided to hack into the password database and discovered the password to the evil admin's account was 'Phishy123'. Now he's trying to log in with his newfound digital skills."
