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2002
Unless you’ve been hiding under a stone, you’ll know all about the XML revolution currently coursing through the veins of the Internet. Where and when to use XML is something that has been, and will continue to be discussed, inside forums and on message boards all over the development community for a long time to come.
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Unless you’ve been hiding under a stone, you’ll know all about the XML revolution currently coursing through the veins of the Internet. Where and when to use XML is something that has been, and will continue to be discussed, inside forums and on message boards all over the development community for a long time to come.
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2006
The latest version of PHP, PHP 5, introduces several new features and enhancements to the PHP language. PHP 5 introduced a new object model, exceptions, and new database support such as MySQLi and SQLite, and it makes major strides in the areas of XML and Web services.
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The latest version of PHP, PHP 5, introduces several new features and enhancements to the PHP language. PHP 5 introduced a new object model, exceptions, and new database support such as MySQLi and SQLite, and it makes major strides in the areas of XML and Web services.
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2008
Chapter 8 describes the syntax of PHP and shows how to perform calculations and work with text-based files. The chapter returns to the problem defined in Chap. 7 and provides a complete PHP-based solution. Further information about reading and writing files is also provided.
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Chapter 8 describes the syntax of PHP and shows how to perform calculations and work with text-based files. The chapter returns to the problem defined in Chap. 7 and provides a complete PHP-based solution. Further information about reading and writing files is also provided.
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2010
Objects were not always a key part of the PHP project. In fact, they have been described as an afterthought by PHP’s designers.
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Objects were not always a key part of the PHP project. In fact, they have been described as an afterthought by PHP’s designers.
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