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Index
Acknowledgement Chapter 1
What is PHP? Who is this Book For? Why Learn PHP? How Do You Install PHP? Installing PHP on Windows Installing PHP on Mac OS X PHP on Your Server The Example Files Summary
Chapter 2
PHP Files Variables Values
Strings Numbers Booleans Null Array
Comments Operators
Arithmetic Operators The String Operator Assignment Operators Incrementing / Decrementing Operators Comparison Operators Logical Operators Conditional Operator
Functions Code Style Summary
Chapter 3
Control Structures
if and else (and elseif ) for / foreach
return / break / continue
switch require / include / require_once / include_once
Final Thought on Control Structures PHP Internal Functions
String Functions Breaking Up and Getting Together A Case of Changed Case Keeping Thing Trimmed Replacements How Long? Needle in a Haystack Et Cetera
Array Functions
Pushin' and Poppin' Mappin' and Walkin' Searching High and Low Slicin' and Dicin' Sorting Things Out Counting Your Chickens (After They Hatch) Summing it all Up
Date and Time Functions
parse_date time strftime
Math Functions
max / min mt_rand round / ceil / floor JSON Functions
File Functions
fopen Reading a File Writing a File fclose The Oddities
Summary
Chapter 4
Scope Superglobals
$_GET $_POST
Persistence
Cookies Sessions Databases
Summary
Chapter 5
Keeping Things Safe When Things Go Wrong
Errors Warnings Notices Handling Errors
.htaccess Frameworks Deploying Conclusion
Appendix A: What We Didn't Cover Appendix B: Further Resources About the Author
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