what is meant php programmer?
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PHP is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML. A complete rewrite of date handling code, with improved timezone support.
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the simple answer would be Web Programming Language that get processed in Server and served to the Client (browser), and can be use to create a dynamic content website
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Yup I am a web application developer mostly working with .net application. I love this job but it can become stressful at times and you usually have to keep up to date with the current technology. Also knowing one programming language is not enough but you'll have to know a couple in order to work in this field.
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In many markets the terms programmer and software engineer are used interchangeably.\n\nTechincally, a Software Engineer is someone who has a degree in Computer Science (usually from an engineering college). A software engineer studies programming, system architecture, database theory, and other computer-related topics. \n\nA person who possesses these same skills, even without such a degree, and who has worked for a period of time in this role might also be called a software engineer. It is up to the hirer to determine if this person has the necessarey skills.  Often, proven industry experience is enough. This is why job requirements often read "Software Engineer Wanted - BS or MS in Computer Science or 8+ years demonstrated experience".\n\nA Computer Programmer is someone that knows how to write programs in a specific language. He/she may or may not have the systems architecture, operating systems, and database training and skills that a Software Engineer has. And those skills may not be required. \n\nThere is no such common title as Computer Engineer in the US. This is typically what someone who does not understand the business mught call someone in the business. Ex. "My nephew is a computer engineer" conveys that the nephew is in the business but does actually describe the role.
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1. Solid knowledge and hands-on experience in the programming language\n\n2. Good understanding of database structure and strong logic in process flow (being able to streamline & prevent unnecessary steps in coding)\n\n3. Patient and detail-oriented (especially in debugging)\n\n4. Genuine curiosity on how things work & willing to listen to end users' needs\n\n5. Most importantly, always keep on top of new technologies (don't become a dinosaur)
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The nice thing about PHP is you don't need to have an extensive programming background (though the latest version has made it so traditional programmers can code how 'normal' programmers code).\n\nIt's great to use for creating dynamic and interactive websites and it's quite easy.  Another great reason to try it is the fact that it's open source.  This has led to thousands of websites with code examples, help, and actual applications you can grab and use for free.\n\nI've been using PHP for over 5 years now professionally, and can't recommend it more for someone in your position.  I've linked a tutorial below...check it out and I'm sure it'll give you a better idea of whether or not PHP is for you.
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1. Read everything you can at php.net\n2. Install the Apache-PHP-MySQL trio of open source software on your PC, configured for PHP programming (go here: http://mpcon.org/apacheguide/index.php )\n3. Download sample scripts (like displaying the current date and time, etc...) to learn by example
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Well thats a good question, if you could clarify what you mean then I think i could answer better, if this deals with programming i think you may be asking in the wrong places!
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I think people who create viruses do it for noteriety. They want their virus to be the one talked about in the newspapers. Virus programmers are just people who are trying to be creative, just as hackers see a challenge in breaking into a system, a virus programmer has the same sense of challenge in creating a virus. The challenge is creating a virus that spread to thousands of computers overnight. If only they'd put the efforts into something more helpful to the world.
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a server, programmers, sales team.. Hmmm
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Both ASP and PHP are server side scripting languages that are used to provide dynamic webpages.\n\nASP-Active Server Pages, is a Microsoft's product. So you need IIS to run an ASP site(That means you need to have Windows at ur server end). You have to pay a lot to microsoft(for ur OS, ASP.NET and stuff).\n\nWhereas PHP-PHP Hypertext Preprocessor is an open source package. It needs just Apache server and mysql as dependencies. Both Apache and mysql are stable packages that are available for FREE for both windows and linux. So, even if u run the server on windows now, and later wish to change to linux (the vice versa also true), PHP would be ideal.\n\nMoreover, if you want to run a server, it needs to be secure. As you may be aware, Linux is far secure than Windows. Similarly, Apache is far stable than IIS and supports many languages than IIS.(refer http://webdesign.about.com/cs/webservers... )\n\nSo, PHP is gaining at a faster pace. Learning PHP is also not difficult, if u know C or PERL.\n\nRefer http://www.phpbuddy.com/sub_articles.php... for a detailed comparison.
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A client-side applet.  Everything else (including standalone applications) can be written in PHP either using PHP-GTK, or using PHP compiler from Roadsend, or by extending .Net to support PHP.\n\nThere are, however, things that can be written in PHP, but not in Java, such as applications that do not require a Java virtual machine to run and applications compiled into native executable code...
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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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PHP is a open source. Same goes to to MYSQL. IF your search in google or Yahoo. You can find a lot of sample and if you going to consult some expert, you can go to their forum.\n\nInfact there are a lot of ready-made function available for download. And it's Free.\n\nExample: http://www.php.net , http://www.phpbuilder.com , phpnuke.org/, www.devnetwork.net, http://www.phpfreaks.com\n\nBut some professional from web design company also provide services to that example http://www.doinfinity.com
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A hacker is a person who creates and modifies computer software and computer hardware, including computer programming, administration, and security-related items. The term usually bears strong connotations, but may be either positive or negative depending on cultural context\nAmong computer programmers in good standing with the technical community, the words hacker and hacking is used more often in the admiring or awed sense of a wizard software developer. People favoring this usage typically look with dismay on the usage of the term as a synonym for security cracking.\n\nIn the non-technical community, the concept of wizard programmer is poorly known, and the meaning of hacker as someone who "hacks into" a system by evading or disabling security measures...
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Your question is a bit too broad to answer fully.\n\nThat said, you can use PHP just like you would any old HTML document.\n\nPHP will already be installed by your Web hosting company. You shouldn't need to install anything.\n\nMySQL is not really a language; it's a relational database management system.\n\nGenerally speaking, if you intend to make a data-driven Web site, you need to have the data -- or, at least its structures -- in place before you can begin programming. \n\nYou should start by getting a copy of "PHP For Dummies." It really will help you.
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A good tips from a programmer try PHP manual, i find it very helpful when i want to know something and don't jump over the comments if they are avilable...