Choosing ports for MAMP

When setting up MAMP how do I determine which ports to use:
Apache Port: 8888 or 80 (default)
MySQL Port: 8889 or 3303 (default)
Thanks.

Not necesarily
Remeber always this
Apache need
Listen and Port Directives.
Listen is like a hardport has to be open and unused
Port is like softport and it needs that some one else has it open and in use
Webcache Listen has to be the same for Port in Apache
So. if you are going to have in Apache something like this
Listen 4444
<Virtualhost *:4444>
Servername myserver.com
SSLEngine On
SSL...
Port 443
</virtualHost>
In webcache you need to have a port 443 as listen.
And you may use same Certificate for both.
Greetings.

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