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An Introduction to PHP

An Introduction to PHP

4/9/03

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Author: Daniel Kushner
Editor: Peter Lehrer

Table of Contents

An Introduction to PHP
Outline
Outline
What is PHP?
What is PHP?
What is PHP?
Outline
Some Numbers
Outline
Who is Using PHP?
Who is Using PHP?
Outline
Lets PHP
Client Server
Client Server
Client Server
Client Server
Data
Client Side vs. Server Side
Client Side vs. Server Side
Language Reference
Language ReferenceBasic syntax
Language ReferenceBasic syntax
Language ReferenceTypes
Language ReferenceTypes
Language ReferenceVariables
Language ReferenceVariables (cont.)
Language ReferenceVariables (cont.)
Language ReferenceConstants
Language ReferenceExpressions
Language ReferenceOperators
Language ReferenceOperators (cont.)
Language ReferenceOperators (cont.)
Language ReferenceOperators (cont.)
Language ReferenceOperators (cont.)
Language ReferenceOperators (cont.)
Language ReferenceOperators (cont.)
Language ReferenceOperators (cont.)
Language ReferenceControl Structures
Language ReferenceFunctions
Language ReferenceClasses and Object
The PHP Manual
Outline
Outline
New York PHP
New York PHP
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