In 2012, we plan to take our quizzes to a whole new level with ones aimed at all languages and catering to all competencies and tastes. But what better language to start off the new year than PHP, the darling of the masses?
In this test, aimed at beginners, your knowledge of the absolute basics of PHP will be tested. Yes, we know PHP is a bit old school but it still powers a massive portion of the web and is a force to be reckoned with. And don’t get complacent with the difficulty level of this test either! More difficult ones are on the way — we just like to take it nice and slow. Or maybe we like lulling you into a false sense of security…
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Wow! I’ve learned a new thing now on PHP, I’ve just scored 94.12%. I’ve missed Question #12, there’s a difference when writing the code using single (‘) and double (“) quotes:
Its really good sometimes to go back to the basics :) !!!
Me + 750ml Vodka = 100% Score…
I feel this is a bug in php. It should echo value of $sport, instead of its name.
Wrong, since this example uses single quotes which indicates that the PHP interpreter echoes everything wrapped by them by word.
undefined You scored 94.12%
you can learn php and mysql from basic at http://phpmysqllearn.blogspot.in/.
I scored 88%…
Siddarth can you help me out what PHP short tags mean?
Although I personally don’t use , it IS permitted by PHP, however they do not mention if it’s good or bad (I, for better compatibility, use ).
http://php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.phptags.php, paragraph 2.
Actually, my apologies, I must be so tired I overlooked the “which are discouraged”. I apologise… :|