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    PHP programming
    PHP programming
    PHP programming
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    PHP programming

    By Nino Paiotta

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    PHP is one of the most widespread and effective programming languages for the WEB and it is also very simple to understand. Moreover, we can find many free software to make the code we write run.

    The file to program in php must always have php extension, and it also supports all HTML tags.

    This text is aimed at beginners, long and complex examples are not used in order to learn faster without detracting from the effectiveness of what you learn and also makes sure that even the explanations are not long and boring doing so the reader is put in a position to learn directly by programming, since I think that programming as everything is learned by practicing it.

    All the examples in this text have been done to create safe and error-free examples.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYoucanprint
    Release dateJun 29, 2018
    ISBN9788827838822
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      PHP programming - Nino Paiotta

      PHP

      PHP is one of the most widespread and effective programming languages for the WEB and it is also very simple to understand. Moreover, we can find many free software to make the code we write run.

      The file to program in php must always have php extension, and it also supports all HTML tags.

      This text is aimed at beginners, long and complex examples are not used in order to learn faster without detracting from the effectiveness of what you learn and also makes sure that even the explanations are not long and boring doing so the reader is put in a position to learn directly by programming, since I think that programming as everything is learned by practicing it.

      All the examples in this text have been done to create safe and error-free examples.

      INDEX

      1   Variables

      2   Arithmetic operators

      3   Comparison operators

      4   Instruction if

      5   Instruction if else

      6   Array

      7   The increment operator

      8   The decrease operator

      9   The for cycle

      10  The while loop

      11  Instruction  break

      12  Instruction  continue

      13  Take the values from a form

      14  Instruction switch

      15  Logical operators

      16   Instruction exit

      17  The rand function

      18  Pick up the date from the server

      19  Verify a numeric value

      20  The function strlen

      21  The foreach cycle

      22  Instruction empty

      23  Functions

      24  Static Variables

      25  The constants

      26  Create a folder

      27  Delete a folder

      28  Take the IP address

      29  Write and read files

      30  Check to see if a file exists

      31  Delete a file

      32  Upload file

      33  Session variables

      34   Cookie

      35  Turn characters into lowercase

      36  Turn characters into uppercase

      37  Format a number

      38  Look for a value in an array

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