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Tutorial php include and require
In php include and require are almost same but the difference between these two is require View Rating



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Tutorial php Include
Include command provides the opportunity to include several php pages within a single page. View Rating



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Tutorial php $_GET and $_POST functions
PHP provides two special functions called $_GET & $_POST, this functions are used to get the values which are passed from a user-filled form, like user registration or login form etc. View Rating



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Tutorial htmlentities
htmlentities() in php is used to encode the regular html tag to html entities View Rating



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Tutorial echo- Not a function
php generally we use echo command to print something. View Rating



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Tutorial PHP Filter
PHP filters are used to validate and filter data coming from insecure sources, like user input. View Rating



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Tutorial PHP variables 2
Variables in php are dynamically declared and used. View Rating



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Tutorial PHP ini
PHP provides us so many facilities, php. View Rating



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Tutorial PHP Ajax
AJAX is the acronym for Asynchronous JAvascript and Xml, is not a language rather it is a technique to create interactive or dynamic web page. View Rating



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Tutorial XML Expat Library:
PHP's XML parser is based on Expat. It lets you parse but not validate XML documents means it does not allow us to find out the XML tags which are present instead of that we can check the correctness of the structure. View Rating
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