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PHP: Learn PHP in 24 Hours or Less - A Beginner's Guide To Learning PHP Programming Now
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| A Beginner's Guide To Learning PHP Programming |
Introduction
The PHP language (i.e. PHP: Hypertext
Processor) borrows some of its syntaxes from other programming languages
(e.g. C, Perl, Java, etc.). People consider PHP as a hybrid computer
language, acquiring the best functionalities of other languages and forming
a powerful and intuitive scripting language.
HTML Embedding
You’ll use PHP to create dynamic webpages. Thus, you should know how to embed it into the most popular scripting language: HTML (i.e. HyperText Markup Language). Check the following code:
<HTML>
<HEAD> This is a sample. </HEAD>
<BODY>
This code wants to greet you:
<?php
print “Hi, how are you?”;>
</BODY>
</HTML>
This example shows you how to embed PHP snippets into HTML codes. Each time the language interpreter encounters the “open” tag of PHP (i.e. <?php), it executes the embedded code until it reaches the “close” tag (i.e. ?>). Here, PHP will replace the PHP snippet with the appropriate output (if any) and pass the non-PHP code (e.g. HTML) to the user’s website client. If you will run the code given above, your screen will show you this:
<HTML>
<HEAD> This is a sample. </HEAD>
<BODY>
This code wants to greet you:
Hi, how are you?
</BODY>
</HTML>
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: PHP – The Basics
- HTML Embedding
- Comments
- Variables
- The Data Types
- Constants
- Operators
Chapter 2: The Control Structures
- Conditional Structures
- The Loop Structures
- The Code Inclusion Structures
- Chapter 3: The Functions of PHP
- The User-Defined Functions
- The Scope of a Function
- The “By Value” Method of Returning a Value
- The “By Reference” Method of Returning a Value
- How to Declare a Function Parameter
- The Static Variables
Chapter 4: Object-Oriented Programming
- Objects – The Basics
- Class Declarations
- Creating Class Instances
- The Destructor Functions
- How to Use “$this”
- The Class Constants
- Cloning an Object
- Polymorphism
Chapter 5: How to Handle Exceptions
Chapter 6: The Advanced Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming
- The Overloading Capabilities of OOP
- The Iterators
- The Design Patterns
Chapter 7: Using PHP to Create an Application
- PHP and HTML
- Users’ Input
- How to Handle User Input Safely
- Sessions
- File Uploads
- Architecture
Chapter 8: Databases and the PHP Language
- MySQL – The Basics
- More Information about MySQL
- Database Queries
Conclusion
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