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PHP 4: A Beginner's Guide by William McCarty

PHP 4: A Beginner's Guide

William McCarty

544 pages

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media

Jul 2001

1st Edition

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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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