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99/100: π Congratulations! You've learned the basics of PHP programming, from setting up a shared hosting environment to working with databases. Continue practicing and exploring PHP documentation to expand your skills. #KeepLearning #MicroLearningPHP #NetiServer
98/100: π Close the MySQL database connection using the mysqli_close() function. Save the file.
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97/100: π Refresh your browser to see the result of modifying the MySQL database records. The changes should be reflected in the displayed records.
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96/100: π Practice inserting, updating, and deleting records in the MySQL database using PHP. Write SQL queries and use the mysqli_query() function to execute them. Save the file.
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95/100: π Refresh your browser to see the result of querying the MySQL database. The records from the table should be displayed.
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94/100: π Use a while loop and the mysqli_fetch_assoc() function to iterate through the query result and display the records. Save the file.
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93/100: π Write a simple SQL query to select all records from the table you created earlier. Use the mysqli_query() function to execute the query and store the result in a variable. Save the file.
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92/100: π In your PHP script, practice connecting to the MySQL database using mysqli_connect(). Make sure to replace the function's arguments with the correct database credentials. Save the file.
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89/100: π Learn about working with databases in PHP. One popular database management system is MySQL. PHP can interact with MySQL databases to store, retrieve, and modify data.
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88/100: π Refresh your browser to see the result of sending an email with PHP. Check the recipient's inbox to confirm the email was sent. Note that sending emails may not work on some shared hosting environments due to server restrictions.
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87/100: π§ Practice sending a simple email using the mail() function. Be sure to replace $to with a valid email address. Save the file.
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86/100: π§ Study the syntax for the mail() function:
mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
$to is the recipient's email address, $subject is the email subject, $message is the email body, and $headers are optional email headers
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85/100: π§ Learn about sending emails with PHP using the mail() function. This function allows you to send emails directly from your PHP script.
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84/100: π Refresh your browser to see the result of working with the file functions. Check the server to ensure example.txt has been created and contains the string you wrote.
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83/100: πΎ Create a new text file named example.txt on the server. In your PHP script, practice opening the file, writing a string to it, and closing the file using the fopen(), fwrite(), and fclose() functions. Save the file.
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82/100: πΎ Explore some common file functions: fopen(), fclose(), fwrite(), fgets(), file_exists(), and unlink().
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81/100: πΎ Learn about working with files in PHP using file functions. PHP allows you to read, write, and modify files on the server.
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80/100: π Refresh your browser to see the result of applying the array functions to the $numbers array. The manipulated array should be displayed.
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79/100: ποΈ Practice using some of the array functions on the $numbers array created earlier. For example, use count() to find the length of the array and array_push() to add a new element. Save the file.
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78/100: ποΈ Explore some common array functions: count(), in_array(), array_push(), array_pop(), array_shift(), array_unshift(), sort(), and implode().
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