Essential skills for first-time programmers! PHP 4: A Beginner's Guide explains the fundamentals of this hot programming language. You'll learn to create forms, work with functions, use cookies, access relational databases, and debug PHP scripts. The modular approach of this series--including drills, sample projects, and mastery checks--makes it easy to learn PHP 4 programming quickly.
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William McCarty (La Habra, CA) is an Associate Professor of Information Technology at Azusa Pacific University where he teaches PHP, JavaScript, and Linux Systems/Network Administration. McCarty is a frequent presenter at technical conferences and is a regular columnist for Linux Magazine. He is also the author of several computer books, including Learning Red Hat Linux Networking, Red Hat Certified Engineer Exam Notes, Learning Debian/GNU Linux, and Visual C++ Core Language Little Black Book.
Get up and running quickly with PHP 4 using this introductory resource
Use this book to learn the basics of working PHP 4 -- one of today's most popular, cross-platform open-source scripting languages. You'll start out by creating basic PHP programs and move toward more advanced topics such as writing conditional statements, using strings, creating functions, inputting arrays, and more. Follow along with sample programs as they progress in complexity, so you won't miss a step along the way. In no time, you'll be able to use PHP as a Web development tool for e-commerce and intranet applications or for handling other tasks including network management and database administration. Informative and remarkably easy-to-follow, this instructive guide will help you master this powerful and reliable scripting language.
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