Wordpress intallation in localhost CPanel software/app - wordpress

is there any localhost CPanel like app/software that we can install wordpress?
because I would like to teach on how to install wordpress in CPanel just using localhost setup so we can avoid damaging our host CPanel.
Many thanks :)

You can install WordPress in any subdomain or sub directory on your website to avoid any main host damage. As a result, you do not need to setup any local environment for testing purpose.
Nowadays, most of the hosting providers offer one click installation tool [like Fantastico, Softaculous etc..,] in cPanel from where you can install WordPress in a minute.

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