What book/resource would you recommend for learning PHP?

Question

PHP

Hello, looking at vacancies in my city, I noticed a lot of places for a PHP programmer (in half of the applications they even take students). I myself study C ++ (we will sit at the university for another month on C), we will also have superficial training (1 course) of creating sites: HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, but this, of course, will not be enough. I started to google, but there are all video tutorials, and old-time tutorial sites, although as far as I (recently) know, PHP 7 has been released. So the question is: Please advise an intelligent resource, website, book, etc. to learn PHP, preferably not in English (I know it at an intermediate level, but I'm too lazy to translate :D )
UP: Book: Building dynamic websites with PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, CSS and HTML5", author: Robin Nixon Norm, or not worth reading?

Answer 1

php.net/manual/ru

Answer 2

phptherightway.com (there is a Russian version)

Answer 3

Luke Welling, Laura Thomson "Developing Web Applications with PHP and MySQL"

Answer 4

0) Learn English, at least at the level of reading / understanding the documentation

Answer 5

Books are different, but before you read them, you should already write a little something of your own, ugly, crutch. Program any idea with any code quality, in any programming style.
Start with
Gradually, there will be more code, you will think about how to organize it. This is where books come in handy.

Answer 6

15 minutes to spend on the syntax of the main structures.
Install a debugger and learn how any cms works. By myself, I noticed watching lessons is 1% of learning efficiency from independent creativity, or 0.5% from reading and understanding someone else's code.

Answer 7

This question has already been answered here, look in the search, there are good tips on books. The fact that you will learn php 5.6 instead of 7 is absolutely non-lethal, you will read about the differences between them later, since there are not so many of them. And php right way is good, probably even mandatory, but you will have to read these recommendations in the original, because half of the Russian there is made by some kind of auto-translation (maybe they have finalized it, I don’t know)