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Expand Up @@ -20,11 +20,13 @@ Before creating your first Symfony application you must:
* Install PHP 7.1 or higher and these PHP extensions (which are installed and
enabled by default in most PHP 7 installations): `Ctype`_, `iconv`_, `JSON`_,
`PCRE`_, `Session`_, `SimpleXML`_, and `Tokenizer`_;
* `Install Composer`_, which is used to install PHP packages;
* `Install Symfony`_, which creates in your computer a binary called ``symfony``
that provides all the tools you need to develop your application locally.
* `Install Composer`_, which is used to install PHP packages.

The ``symfony`` binary provides a tool to check if your computer meets these
Optionally, you can also `install Symfony`_. This creates a binary called
``symfony`` that provides all the tools you need to develop and run your
Symfony application locally.

The ``symfony`` binary provides a tool to check if your computer meets all
requirements. Open your console terminal and run this command:

.. code-block:: terminal
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