I am a software engg. just joined as PHP trainee.Could you say whether it has scope or not?
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PHP does indeed have scope. Actually more than just global and local. By default you NEVER want to set something as global unless it is absolutely necessary. There is a vulnerability in older versions of PHP that allowed public vars to become visible to end users. Good programming strongly discourages global vars anyway. \n\nWelcome to PHP the most commonly used programming language today. You'll find you have to move to Java to gain functionality over PHP. There are dozens of really good PHP websites that deal with programming in PHP. More so you visit PHP web sites every day and probably do not realize it. \n\nHere are a few of many sites you'll want to look at.
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i'm sorry i don;t know much about php
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Yes, PHP is a server-side scripting language that allows you to incorporate your pages with a database, such as MySQL. With PHP, you can create online forms for collecting information and inserting it into a database and also presenting the information from a database back to the user.
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That link doesn't show the code. It shows the page that is created by the code.\nFor really professional php help, I suggest trying out irc.\nthen join the server irc.freenode.net\nand the channel #php
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In some programs yes in some no.\n\nWhat program are you asking about?\n\n///
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Its a way for programmers to sperate the user interface with its code.  The program is OK, but haven't heard a  lot about it.
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Your question cannot be answered. Again, it is too broad, and -- with all due respect -- it's obvious you are highly confused. \n\nYou should read a few primer books about PHP, then refocus your questions. Again, I think you will find PHP For Dummies to be a very wise $30 investment at this juncture.
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Hi ,\nI can help you I live in iraq i have good knowledge in php / mysql \n\nmy email info@iraqes.com
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I don't know yet about it... anyway, in what year of college are you in now? and what course? Because i'm a computer engineering student in the Philippines and i'm hoping that we might be in the same track and could eventually support each other's academe... Anyway, if you're interested just reply... Thanks
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Your program is only a good as the documentation. Your program may be a work of art, but if it is not documented properly, then it will not achieve it's full potential. It is the same with any system design.  If it is not documented properly, or is not worded in plain english, then\nthe entire system suffers.
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PHP if you want it to run everywhere and / or want to take advantage of the PHP libraries.  Ruby on Rails if you are don't know PHP and / or are playing around.  Realy you have to play with both check out the pros and cons and decide for yourself.
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I'm not a php programmer... but using other programing languages is quite simple. Use an algorithm like this: define a matrix or a vector (depends on how many numbers you want listed) and start the random procedure: first chooses a number and compares it with every variable of the matrix/vector, if it's different then write it on the page and in the current position in the matrix. This is just a pseudo-code, but it's easy.
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hard to tell really, php is quite popular, but i have to say that there will always be different preferences cause people are just different, if there was a 'best' programming language then the others would have perished eventually, but since forever there was basic/c/pascal and their children and grandchildren are still here at the same time new stuff emerged adopting some of this and that, i say go for something u like that is versatile and stick to it until you are proficient in it, you'll find u can do just about anything with it
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Hello. It's free application which enhance the performance of your PHP scripts. It increases runtime performance up to 40%.
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PHP has been around since 1996, which is longer than, for example, .Net, so if anything is new and untested,  it is in fact .Net.  Ruby on Rails?  Nice toy, but does it work in production?  I am not saying it doesn't, but so far no one tried it. \n\nPHP, with its simplicity and possibility of avoiding object-oriented programming, is ideally suited for software development by a domain expert, rather than a programmer, which is what the future is going to be all about. Programming is quickly becoming a skill, rather than an occupation, very much like driving or typing; a lot of people do it, but for most, it is either not a job at all or just a part of a job.  And this, I believe, is the answer to your question: if you want a secure career, forget programming.  Professional programmers are going the way of professional typists, into oblivion.  There will always be a few niches for professional programmers (someone will have to develop operating systems, development tools, hardware drivers, embedded software, etc.), but application programming, especially on the Web, will eventually be taken over by domain experts...
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PHP has a lot of functions/abilities to deal with strings.
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Hmmmm ... not sure what  you are asking ... does it have to do with programming language? Might be better if you tried again in one of the more techie categories.