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You can find information about the PHP split function in the official PHP documentation on php.net. This function was deprecated in PHP 5.3.0 and removed in PHP 7.0.0, so it is recommended to use explode() or preg_split() instead.
All usable statements in PHP can cause a function to be executed - however, that's not to say that every statement will execute a function. A statement is defined by the programmer, who it is ultimately the one responsible for including a function, more than one function, or no functions.
A person would have to make sure that they are committed to learning, for it takes awhile to learn how to do PHP MySQL. Codecademy is a wonderful website that could get a person started.
There are many ways that one could style a PHP code. One would first have to learn how to properly format PHP coding and use the C++ programming language to make it look nice.
PHP has built-in one way hashing using the md5 function. Additional encryption capabilities are available using the Mcrypt extension.
PHP mail has a variety of functions. The main function is to reroute mail from one server to another. The benefit of doing this is so one doesn't overload the current server.
There are various websites which offer tutorials on simple PHP scripts. Both the Elated, and the Free Webmaster Help websites offer many tutorials to help with PHP scripting.
You are trying to compare two things that are completely different. PHP is a programming language, and QA testing is a step in the creation of products.
Sessions in PHP are easy to learn and set up, first of all you need to make sure you use the function session_start() at the start of each script to make sure the sessions work. Then all you need to do is the following to store information in sessions: <?php // allow sessions to work on script session_start(); // set up a session called my number $_SESSION['my_number'] = 1; ?> That's all you need to do to set up and store data in a session. Now if you want to delete a session you will need to use the unset() function like shown below: <?php unset($_SESSION['my_number']); ?> To destroy all sessions in one go you can call the session_destroy() function. This will save you some time. <?php session_destroy(); ?>
You can find information about how to use PHP 5 on the official PHP website, PHP.net, through the PHP 5 documentation section. Additionally, online tutorials, forums, and books dedicated to PHP programming are great resources to learn how to use PHP 5 effectively.
You don't. PHP does not required MySQL to function. But because PHP is one of the easiest language with more built-in functions than you would ever need, and MySQL is free and easy to manage; people often use them together :)