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php beginer

Could u suggest me some materials to learn PHP good and deep...

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Re: php beginer

Take a look at the videos on Killer PHP and on phpvideotutorials.com.
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Re: php beginer

this site has some great videos, so definitely check those out.

w3schools is pretty good as well.

Honestly, the quickest way I learned though was to just break out out notepad and start trying (and failing) to write scripts of my own,, then debugging and trying to figure out why the script did or didnt work, finally then comparing what I wrote to examples in books on the web.

it seems tough and maybe a little overwhelming at first, but the more you learn and do it, the easier it gets.

good luck
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Re: php beginer

This is how I learnt the language some wonderful years back in time.

Learn the basics of the language first of course, so you now what all the different things in the soon to be seen jibberish is doing and mean.


Then download a lot of written code, study it, understand why it works. Look at example code in other words. Important to understand it not to learn it by heart.

Look for fun coding challanges, do them, (I refer to the ones like; create a calculator, phi decimal calculator that uses least memory, solve math riddels using code, create a IRC bot etc. etc.)

(yes php can be used in the console to write other programs not only webbased, altough it my not be the best language for those things.)

Online wargames (hacking challanges) learn to exploit weak/bad written code so you learn to prevent this things in your own codes.


Download code that doesn't work, read it, spot why it doesn't work fix it.

That's what I was doing back in my begining days, have to say helped me a lot.
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