$1.$Use the PHP date$()$ function to echo a date in the format: $$January $24$th $2024.$

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$2.$ Complete the following function call to request a timestamp and put it in the variable $time.

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$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_=$ date$("\_\_\_\_\_\_\_")$;

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$3.$ Complete the code below to display an array containing full timestamp contents.

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$4.$Use the PHP checkdate$()$ function to validate the date March $292024.$

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$5.$Edit the following code to reflect a date in the American format $($MM$-$DD$-$YYYY$).$

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SELECT DATE$\_$FORMAT$($date$\_$column, $\text{'}\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\text{'})$

FROM sale;

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$6.$ the following code to output the proper character information for an English$-$language website.

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header$("\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$: text$/$html; $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_=$ISO$-8859-1")$;

header$("\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_")$;

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$7.$Type the Linux$/$Unix$/$macOS PHP compilation flag that's required to enable the gettext$()$ and related functions.

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$8.$Type the name of the Portable Object file $($PO file$)$ that's used by GNU gettext$().$

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$9.$ the following command to convert a PO file to an MO file in Linux$/$UNIX$/$macOS$.$

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$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$ message.po $-$o $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$

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$10.$ Type the PHP function that's used to set the default domain to use with gettext$().$

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$11.$Edit the following code to configure $.$png image support in your PHP site.

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$//$ output image

header$(\text{'}$Content$-$type: $\_\_\_\text{'})$;

$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_($$im$)$;

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$12.$Edit the following PHP code to a blank canvas.

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$img $=\_\_\_($$width, $height$)$;

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$13.$Instantiate two colors $($blue and white$)$ for your programmatic image by editing the following code.

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$blue $=\_\_\_($$im$,\_\_\_\_,\_\_\_\_,\_\_\_\_)$;

$yellow $=\_\_\_($$im$,\_\_\_\_,\_\_\_\_,\_\_\_\_)$;

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$14.$Use the appropriate PHP function to return the resources you've been using on the server by removing the image identifier, $im$.$

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$15.$Add the correct Windows environment variable to tell GD$2$ where your fonts exist in the server's file system.

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$//$ For Windows, use:

$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_(\text{'}\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_=$C:$\backslash$WINDOWS$\backslash \_\_\_\_\_\text{'})$;