PHP | mysqli_connect() Function

The mysqli_connect() function in PHP is used to connect you to the database. In the previous version of the connection mysql_connect() was used for connection and then there comes mysqli_connect() where i means improved version of connection and is more secure than mysql_connect().
Syntax:

mysqli_connect ( "host", "username", "password", "database_name" )

Parameters used:

• host: It is optional and it specify the host name or IP address. In case of local server localhost is used as a general keyword to connect local server and run the program.
• username: It is optional and it specify mysql username. In local server username is root.
• Password: It is optional and it specify mysql password.
• database_name: It is database name where operation perform on data. It also optional.

Return values:

• It returns an object which represent MySql connection. If connection failed then it return FALSE.

Program: Below is the implementation of mysqli_connect() function.

php

<?php
    mysqli_connect("localhost", "root", "", "GFG");

    if(mysqli_connect_error())
        echo "Connection Error.";
    else
        echo "Database Connection Successfully.";
?>

Output: 

Database Connection Successfully.

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